McClenaghan High School - Florentine Yearbook (Florence, SC)

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V LILLIS COLEMAN Not too serious, not too gay. But a jolly good friend in every way. Criterion Literary Society; Class Basketball. In manner and bearing she is an ideal senior; in steadfastness and loyalty, an ideal friend. Friends and success have been her lot in high school. That Lillis will achieve any goal that she attempts is certain. OTLEE DENNIS Her very quietness calls attention to her merits. Utopian Literary Society. Otlee is willing to do her part, no matter how hard the task. Though she doesn't make much fuss when around, yet you feel a vacancy when she is absent. Otlee is a home loving girl. One can picture her filling no other position than that of mistress of a modern bungalow somewhere. As she goes out from us, we predict great success, whatever may be her future. Page Twenty

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 JAMES CANNON’ He is little, he is spry. But there’s mischief in his eye. Utopian Literary Society; Hi-Y. Little, but oh my—! Chink is popular with all, and seldom does anyone catch him without his humorous grin. A good disposition and ability to mix with the crowd, have won for him a secure place in the life of Florence High School, and also in the hearts of the gentler sex. As captain of the Standard Oil Quintet, Chink has shown his gift for managing. We predict for him much success as he cackles his way through Carolina. ELIZABETH DAVIS Fun mixed with knowledge makes a well rounded girl. Utopian Literary Society; Girl Reserves, Vice-President, ’25, President, ’20, '27: Varsity Basketball, '27; Senior 1 lockey ; Block L Club; Marshal. That is just what Elizabeth is. She has always stood high in her classes yet always has some time for fun. She is a capable worker. We know she has great ability in various lines, athletic as well as literary, in both of which she has taken an active part. Elizabeth is a g K d sport and has won many friends. We feel she has characteristics that will carry her far on the road to success. Page Xineteen

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CHARLES “PAT COOKE (From Brevard, N. C, ’26). Pat always has his share of fun Ami surely likes to joke ami pun. In this, his first year with us. Pat’s ready smile and quick wit have won a place in all our hearts. He has lost little weight over girls since he arrived here (as can be seen by a glance at him); nevertheless he is a general favorite. MARY FETNER I Then others forget or their duty shirk. Mary quietly does her work. Utopian Literary Society; Girl Reserves. Can’t you look at her picture and tell what kind of a girl Mary is? She is sweet and kind-hearted. She is never disturbed or agitated, for she is always ready for class regardless of what her assignment may be. Would that there were more like her! Page Twenty-one