McClenaghan High School - Florentine Yearbook (Florence, SC)

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Roas Lee Campbell A winning way stands high today. Reeves Campbell 'Tis well to be merry and wise 'T s well to he honest and true Secretary of Home Room. 82, 83; Chairman of Program Committee; Assembly and Home Room Program. Carrie Lee Corley For nature made her what she is, and never made another. Glee Club. 33. 30: Manager Senior. Junior and Sophomore Basketball Teams: H oe k e y Squad. 3 1. 33: Chairman Ath letie Committee and Welfare Committee: Honorable Mention Gym Exhibit. 3t. 33: Honor Citizen. 3 4. Paul Covington A man with 'stick ability' —that's me. Theo Cox She has two eyes so soft and brown, take care. Chairman Patrol, 34, 35; Housekeeping Committee. ’35; Lost and Found Office. 35. ’36. Joe Anna Crouch Something sterling that trill stay when gold and silver pass away. Hockey Team. 32; Office Force. 33. Charles David Poems are made hy fools like me. Winner of Southeastern Commercial College Journalistic Scholarship, 3 4: Author of One Act Play and Short Story in South Carolina High School Literary Year Book. ’35: Utopian Society. 3 4. 3rt. Clarence Davis Nature puts forth her gentlemen and monarchs give place.” Utopian Literary Society. 33. 36; Honor Citizen. 35. 36: I)is-rict Algebra Contest. 34: House of Representatives. 33. 35; Office Force. 3.3. 36. Harvey Dubose A cheerful disposition is a fund of ready capital Baseball. ’32. 33. 3 4; Utopian Literary Society. 33. 36. Prances E. Duffell FRANKIF. And in that character re.ids with sprakling eyes, Her title to a treasure in the skies. Home Room Vice-President. 32. 33: Home Room Representative, 33. 3 4; Home Room Treasurer. 33; Welfare Committee. 3 4; Utopian Society. 35; Waitress at Junior-Senior Reception. 13 } -

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 Earl E. Baskin His ready wit, his cheery smile. Make him welcome all the while Vice-President of Home Room. 3 4; Hi-Y. ’85. 36. Wallace Berger Nothing worries h i m : nothing hurries him . Home Room President, 33. ’84. ’35. ’36: President Junior Class; Junior Class Play: Hi-Y. 31. 35: President Hi-Y. '35. ’36: President Senior Class; Student Council, ’3 4. ’35. ’36: Basketball. 84, ’85: Football. ’3 4: Varsity Football. ’35. Clinton R. Blackmon Still water runs deep. Ray Blackmon None but himself can be hit parallel. Irma Dell Blackstone Here's a girl with a heart and a smile, that makes the bubble of life worthwhile. Secretary of Criterion Literary Society; President of Advanced Freshman Class; President of Sophomore Class; Baseball Team. ’3 4: Secretary of House of Representatives. Graham D. Bridgers His thoughts are so deep they Never come to the surface. Boxing, 36: Basketball. ’36. Jack Bristow Love many, trust few, but always paddle your own canoe. Block “F Club; Football; Baseball: Basketball. Paul E. Brockington brock As true as steel and every whit as fine Baseball. ’35, ’36; Football. ’3 4, ’35: Basketball. ’85. 36; Block “F” Club. ’35. ’36; Hi-Y Club. ’33. ’34. ’35; Home Room Vice-President, ’35. Mary Louise Brown Joy softens more hearts than tears. Entered from Mayesville in 1935. Esther Bijmbarghr The soul that perpetually overflows with kindness and sympathy will always be cheerful. 12

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Mary Duffell slf.fpy'' So fair, so sweet, wit hid sincere. Jamfs D. Dunaway, Jr. A full rich nature free to trust, Truthful and always kindly just. Lois Ector Such popularity must be— and is deserved. Glee Club. 33, ’Si. ’35, 36; Secretary of Home Room, 34. 'S. . 36; Junior Class Play. 33; HI-Y; “K. K. ; Lost ami Pound. ’33, 36; Senior Class Play. Lorenz Eitner With quiet yet determined force He treads on his destined way Filtered Florence High School 1933. Liswa Ellerbe A sunny disposition is a getter of friends. Athletic Association. 33. 31; Utopian Society. 34; Glee Club, 33; Home Room Secretary. 33; Basketball. 32. 33. 3 4. 33. 36; Hockey. 33. 3 4; Hi-Y: Roosevelt I libdi School, Washington, n. C., 35. Louise Erwin weesa” So fair she takes the breath of men away Who gaze upon her unaware. Secretary of Sophomore Class, 33. 8 4; Treasurer of Home Room, 3 4. 35; Junior (’lass Play. 35: May Queen Attendant. 35; K. K.”: Secretary of Home Room. Marion Clay Eskridge Lives of football men remind us We can kick and knock and slug, And. departing, leave behind us Footprints on another’s mug. Member of Football Squad. 33; Orchestra. 33. 36; Block “F” Club; Honor Citizen. Harvey Ferguson Something sterling that will stay when gold and silver pass away. President of Student Council. 33. ‘36; President of Block F” C’lub. 33. 36; President of Home Room. 33; Football Co-Captain. 35; Boxing Team. ‘36; Vocational Guidance Conference. 36; Junior Class Play. Dudley Foxworth Life’s a jest and all things shows it; I thought so once, and now I know it. Boxing. 36. Frank Garrett The combined qualities of a gentleman and a student. —14