McClenaghan High School - Florentine Yearbook (Florence, SC)

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OF 1938 Phyllis Medora Field Dowdle “The secret of success is constancy of purpose.” Medora is sweet, dignified and studious. She is very artistic and we expect to see her name on canvas some day. H. F. Grantham ”Pleasure has its time; so. too, has wisdom.” H. F. is hardly ever serious. He gets a lot out of life. Hut he has his serious side, which is prevalent in his classes. Mabel Early “(tire me a look. i?r me a face. That makes simplicity a race All who know her admire and love her for she possesses a rare personality, sweet and charming. Frank Alexander Gregg Of honest tvorth. truly one on whom zee can all depend.” Frank, with his sturdy good nature, is well-liked by his schoolmates. He will always he a true friend to everyone. June Irene Farris A true friend is forever a friend.” June, although quiet at times, is a nice person to he associated with. She is full of fun. and always has a good time. David William Gregg Be silent, or say somethin better than silence.” William is an industrious hoy. who is very skilled along mechanical lines. Me used some of this industry to great advantage during his high school career. Page Nineteen w- W ?• ..

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Martha Claire Culbretu 7 chatter, chatter as I no.” Martha Claire's success in her studies, evinced hv her marshal-ship. has sometimes taken hard work, hut her tongue is hard-worked all the time. Maude Elizabeth Dickmax “She hath a head to contrite, a tontine to persuade and a hand to execute.'' A leader horn, gifted and ambitious. she is the kind the world needs. She is a marshal and stands high in extra-curricular activities. Edna Virginia Dickmax “The noblest mind the best contentment Inis” Virginia has a remarkable faculty of doing things on time. Her extreme diligence in her school work was rewarded by her appointment as a marshal. SENIORS Daniel M. Garrison “Though I am young I scorn to dit On tliC’Zi'ings of borrozeed zvit.” He has his own opinions and his own way of stating them. He is considerate of others and a good friend to those who know him. Rogers C. Garrison “Quiet and cautious at work and play. He pushes forward with little to say.” Rogers is one hoy wc should know better. He works hard, is a good sport and always ready and willing to help. Alvin “Chunk Graham Slow and steady wins the race. To hear Alvin talk, you would think he never hurried, but you should see him on the basketball court. He certainly can move then. Page Eighteen

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Katherine Louise Fetxer “She doubtless sees and knows more than she unfolds “Cat” is serene and calm. In her quiet way she will make a place for herself. James Alexander Grimsley 71 is head is filled with brains. Sense and poiecr enough to reign. He has honors in this school— Honors that give him the right to rule 9 His studious ways and serious habits have brought golden reports from both teachers and students. Our editor-in-chief is a marshal, an actor and a debater of note. Virginia Fields Fair and softly goes far.” Virginia is a steadfast girl beloved for her sincerity and frankness. This, if used to advantage. may sweep her along to success. SENIORS J. Lloyd Haselden, Jr. There is no wealth like the wealth of a quiet mind. 9 Quiet yet determined. Lloyd goes his way lending aid to others, but asking none for himself, doing the work to be done, asking no questions. Margie Ann Fitzgerald “She smiles to drive dull care aunty.” Margie is plentiful with words and seasoned with giggles, hut she wiggles her way into your heart with her happy disposition. John M. Hill, Jr. “Happy the man. and happy he alone. IVho can call today his own.” John is so busy with the plumbing business and his love that he does not have m u c h time to waste doing anything else. Page Twenty