McClenaghan High School - Florentine Yearbook (Florence, SC)

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Robert Leonard Campbell “True as the dial to the sun, Although it be not shined upon.” Bob is one of those persons who doesn’t believe in talking just to hear himself talk, for he is usually seen and not heard; yet when he decides to “open up” and become sociable, what he has to say is worth listening to. We have found his remarks to contain no small amount of wit. In geometry class the side black-board is always reserved for him, a sort of unwritten law with his classmates, anil to vary the monotony he usually knows what to write concerning props and exercises. Mary Spencer Harllee “There's language in her eye, her cheek, her lips; Nay, her foot speaks.” Mary is one of the most popular members of the class—for who would not like her, with her sweet disposition and happy smile? The boys certainly seem to appreciate a real girl when they see one for she is the Sponsor of the Baseball Team this year. Mary has always been a favorite with ’Lessor for he thinks “Miss Mary” can do anything—and she was one of his prized Latin pupils last year. Mary is an accomplished pianist, and she will be greatly missed at Florence Hi next year.

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Alice Kim; Bri nson “ she had any faults, she lias left us in doubt: At least in four years we could not find them out. Here’s to the girl who stands “highest” in her class. Alice possesses rare qualities of leadership, and during her last year at Florence Hi has had many honors conferred upon her. She is the “Editor-in-Chief” of The Florentine, and President of the Halcyon Literary Society. Recently, she has developed a great interest in English history—the favorite period being the reign of the “Henrys”. Her hearty laugh and constant (low of language have made her a general favorite among her classmates and those about her. Eucene Alston Greene “Rare compound of oddity, frolic and fun, Who relished a joke and rejoiced in a pun. Eugene, or “Monk”, gets a plenteous amount of teasing about his miniature school-house in the form of the Palmetto Limited, which he drives to town every morning weighted down with children of all the grammar school ages. Eugene is an all-round athlete; in fact, he is a star in all branches of our athletics. The girls are not very well acquainted with “Monk” but they have adopted their opinion, of him from the boys, and the boys say that “Monk” is “all right.”

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James Albert Cole Wisely and slow, They stumble that run fast James’ specialties are scanning Virgil and laughing. Oh. that delightful laugh of his. Heard on all occasions, its mellow tone is richer than the note of a flute No doubt he has known many love affairs, judging from his great skill and capacity of winking. The chewing-gum industry also owes many thanks to James for his extensive purchases of that delicacy. Florence Beach Howell Thou hast a mind that suits With thus thy fair and outward character.” It would take a fuller vocabulary than our limited education affords to fittingly describe Florence. She is bright, sweet, and attractive, and has a winning manner that is all her own. She intends to finish her education at G. W. C., and after that we are afraid “Civil Engineering” will interest her most. But whatever she undertakes, we are sure, will be carried out to the best of her ability.