Joseph Kershaw Academy - Epaulet Yearbook (Camden, SC)

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Faculty LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Irma Hall, Mrs. Caroline Hidy, Miss Lucy Hines, Mrs. Madge O'Cuin, Mrs. Jacquelyn Lovett, Mrs. Primrose Green, Mrs. Elva Pitsenbarger, Mrs. Angie duRant. 1. Mrs. Madge O'Cain; A.B. - Converse College 2. Mrs. Primrose Green; A. B. - Converse College -- Sociology 3. Mrs. Irma Hall; A.B. - Converse College 4. Mrs. Angie duRant; B.A.- Coker College -- Social Studies and Religious Education 5. Mrs. Elva Pitsenbarger; B.A. - Mary Washington College of University of Virginia--History and Social Studies 6. Mrs. Jacquelyn Lovett; M.A. -- Auburn University; B.S.—Wesleyan College—Science, Mathe- matics, Physical Education. 7. Miss Lucy Hines; B.A.—Hollins College and University of South Carolina—English 8. Mrs. Caroline Hidy; B.A.--University of Ohio—French, Languages 6

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Principal Through the hard work of many people the Joseph Kershaw Academy became, not just a dream, but a reality. This was the first year and you were the first students. This was a good year because the Trustees. P.T.O., Teachers, Parents, and Students worked hard to make it a successful year. As we look to the future, let us work with determination to make our school the most out- standing in South Carolina. Then you may always say with great pride, I am a student of the Joseph Kershaw Academy. Mrs. Dan Lovett SECRETARY Mrs. Hilda Simmons has served as Secretary for Joseph Kershaw Academy during 1965—66. 5

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Eighth Grade FIRST ROW — L. to R. - Cathy Creed, Meta Beard, Charles Zemp, Linda Smith, Susan Freitag. SECOND ROW — L. to R. - Ruth Boykin, Anne duPont, Theodore Parker, Anne West, Caroline Wooten. We, the eighth grade of 1965--66, are proud that we will be the first graduating class of the Joseph Kershaw Academy in 1970. Eight to two is definitely one-sided and has probably made the two boys in our class feel out-numbered. Realizing that life ahead of us is full of great possibilities for success, we, the ten members of the eighth grade of the Academy, have given ourselves the task of discovering the secret of success and of failure and resolve that the future shall find us alert and watchful lest we miss the chances life shall of- fer us. We urge those who shall follow in Joseph Kershaw Academy to let preparedness be our watch- word. Seventh Grade FIRST ROW -- L. to R. - Jean Wooten, Rebecca Hasty, Emerson Williams, Steve Sheheen, Robert Marsh. SECOND ROW -- L. to R. - Newton Boykin, Elizabeth Wooten, William Wannamaker, Salley Boykin. Every school is bound to have one PROBLEM class. Grade Seven holds that honor in our school. Though the seventh grade was mischievous they displayed some sense of responsibility and took part in several school activities, such as, the choosing of the school colors. The seventh grade also produced some honor students. We will look forward to having them next year, for they should cer- tainly keep things moving.