Hemingway High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hemingway, SC)

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BETTY YOUNG A kind and gentle heart has she, IHA 1-2-3g 4-H Club 15 FBLA 3-43 FTA 3-4g Beta Club 3-4g Bengal Staff 2-3-4. MRS, VIOLET HANNA The most important of all, our sponsor, Oh Hemingway High we leave you now with fondest memories For you have given us dreams and hopes and we shall remember these We trust that our lives will somehow be a light along the way For someone else, as you have been to us from day to day ,Mascots LIBBY ROSE RATCLIFF WILSON LEWIS Khss Sang Our school days have been pleasant and gay we dread our last farewell No more within these halls so dear will we as students dwell With God as our helper, we will reach for still some higher star And you may know we'll think of you no matter wherever we are I QA,o1.4,J Jane Davis

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env -BH? Q YVONNE POWELL Never idle, never still, always happy, always will, JHA 1, Reporter 2, Bengal Staff 2-3-4, Beta Club 3-4, FTA 3, Corresponding Secretary 4, FBLA 3-4, Class Editor Annual Staff, Class Secretary 3, Class Treasurer 4, Class Prophet 4. Y MARGUERITE TANNER So very kind and yet so shy, 4-H Club 1-2-3-4, IHA 1-2, Basketball Team 3, Art Editor 4, Bengal Staff 1-2- 3. 'l if at .r ,a ERNEST PARSONS, IR, Not very tall in fact quite small, his good-nature is loved by all, FFA 1-2, 4-H Club 1-2-3-4, FBLA 3- 4, Bengal Staff 1-2-3-4, Activity Bus Driver 3, Assistant Leader 4-H Camp 3, Bus Driver 3-4, May Day Exercise 1-2-3-4. WINSTON PERRY To know him is to like him, FFA 1-2, FBLA 1-4, 4-H Club 1-2-3-4. , 'Rav IDA FRANCES THOMPSON A willing heart, a helping hand always ready, on demand, Bengal Staff 2-3-4, Beta Club 3-4, Corr, sec, 4, FTA 3, Pres, 4, FBLA 4, JHA 1, Pres, Assoc, Editor 4, Class Pres, 2, Bas- ketball Team 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain 2-4, All-Tournament, Williamsburg County 3, Class History 4, DON THOMPSON A swell guy, nice to know, a good friend a pal to show, Beta Club 3-4, FTA 3-4, FEA 1-2, FBLA 3-4, Basketball Team 2-3-4, 4-H Club 1- 2, Bus Driver 4,

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fast LM!! and Zvsfamcnt We, the Seniors of 1955, leave to Hemingway High our patience to watt for a nevs school Maybe our children will enjoy it To Mr Creel, we leave a ticket for speeding since he is such a speed demon on privileges To Mr Ives, we leave a new set of vocal chords, he wore hrs out on us To Mrs Violet Hanna, we leave all our love to a great sponsor To Miss DuRant, we leave a Shakespearean husband To Mrs Enid Eaddy, we leave a special seat tn the lunchroom so she won't have to eat on the steps To Mr Chinnes, we leave a new, modem, gym with plenty of lockers and equipment We also leave a football team that will win 20 ball games To Miz Beth, we leave 65 more years to teach at Hemingway H1 School bet she'll never hit another class so dumb as ours To Mrs Delany, we leave a mop and pail to clean the school each week To Mr Johnson, we leave a new agriculture building and one dozen reducing p1lls To Mrs Elaine Eaddy, we leave a new pocketbook in case she mlslays hers To Mrs Mannle Clau Hanna, we leave a typing class with an average of 100 words per minute To Mrs Ard, we leave six good boys to lead the cheering at the football games To Mrs Lewis, we leave ,a. .lat of good Future Teachers, maybe they will be Future Teachers instead of Past Teachers like us Catherine Bennett, will to Mary Judith Huggins my ab1l1ty to flirt with evervbody's boyfriend and get by with it and to Barbara, Marva Ann Louise and Jackie my ability to be late every mommg and not get caught Marion Cannon, leave my title as most talented to Marva Ann Tanner and my naturally curly hair to Snookie Lee hoping that he can do more with it than I dtd Lola Cantey, leave to Betty Lou Grier my left over height and my title as most Courteous to Patricia Cantey and hope by the time she rs a senior she will be worthy Burton Haselden my superlatives as BEST DRESSED and BEST LOOKING Camellia Chinnes, leave to Louise Anderson my ability of getting bumfuzzled To Edwin Huggins I leave my way of getting out of study hall and to Jackie Altman my long hair, so she can cut it as much as she likes! Lone Cox, leave QPERIODQ It took 14 years to do that Rose Cook, leave to Sadelene Springs, my love for World History, if she promises to make History and to Hallene Huggins my place U1 Chemistry class and hope her experiments tum out better than mme did Luther Foxworth, leave my love for shorthand to Douglas Purcell Althea Cox, leave to Samuel Cox, my ability to type 125 words per minute, and to Herbert Poston, my bookkeeping grades Buddy Galloway, leave my title of LAZIEST to Charles Gner, and my position as forward on the basketball team to Douglas Lee Purcell To this schoolhouse I leave my Seruors of '56 and the faculty Jane Davis, will my seat rn chemistry to Faye Thompson hoping she will blow up the whole works because we surely need a new schoolhouse And, to Miz Beth a new pair of shoes to replace those many pairs she has wom out going back and forth to my desk Jabe V Hardee, leave to Samuel Cox my love for driving a car, and to Jamie Button all of my excess weight, Tiny Dennis, leave my quick temper and my ability to blush to Maragret Venters Gerald Haselden, leave to Edwin Huggins my title as MOST ATHLETIC and to Lrston Johnson my ability to get out of class without being caught Renetta Floyd, leave my title as MOST POPULAR to Louise Anderson and my ability to write my own excuses without being caught to Jackie Altman and Llston Johnson Lloyd Howell, leave my title of BEST PHYSIQUE to G G, Spnngs and also to Harry Powell my title of BEST ALL AROUND Peggy Haselden, will to Barbara, Mary Judith and Marva Ann my ability to be a dignified Semor hoping that someday they'll grow upl , Quinton Hughes, leave to Nowell Hughes, my ability to play football and my typing ability to Jewell Lawnmore I' . . . . . . . I. ' ' I D I. . . . , , I, David Cox, leave to Liston Johnson my ability to control my temper, also to Edwin Huggins and 1. . . . . . . . . I. ' . . I' . . . ,, . ,, Il 0 I. . . . I' . . . I. . . . . I' . . . . . L . . . . . . I' . . . . I. , . . . I. ' . ' I. . . . . . . I . . . . - -