McClenaghan High School - Florentine Yearbook (Florence, SC)

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 M akv Louise Fussell ’ wish. I can. I will-' Her neatness and efficiency made her one to he admired by teacher and student alike. Mary Louise was a meml er of the House of Representatives. William Jeffeks Blessed ore they that expect little for they shall not he disappointed. In sports and athletics he is always around. And on the basketball court he is sure to he found. SENIORS Louie Jenkins Act well thy part, there all the honor lies.” Louie, one of the hardest-working hoys in high school, possesses, besides his grit and determination, a brain with which he can think things through. Sue Vance Gandy Let joy hare her way This very day. Sue’s cheery laugh can lx heard everywhere. She is very popular, belonging to several clubs, as the K.K., and the Hi-Y Sisters. KAT 11LEE X GALL AYAY Of manners t entle. of affections mild. Kathleen, while not at all loquacious. is nevertheless known by her classmates for her sweet gentle manner, which is so evident in her. Hilly Jerxigax “Screw your courage to the sticking point and you will not fail.” His words are discreet and he always offers his services when they are needed. Page 7 wenty-f u o

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OF 1938 Billie Elizabeth Floyd it’s the songs ye sing, and the smiles ye zecar. That’s a-makin’ the sun shine everywhere” Billie, with her winning personality and her charming wit. is popular with her schoolmates. She has a very lovely voice. John William Hughes. Jr. “The glass of fashion. the mold of form, the observed of all observers!” Neatness in dress goes a long way in securing a position. John is to be commended for his work as stage hand of “our Senior Play.” Marguerite Leola Floyd “Variety is the very spice of life that gives it all its flavor.” Marguerite is one of the prettiest auburn-haired individuals in school. She is very popular with various athletes of Florence High. Edwin Allen Humphries “dolly, good-natured, full of fun, If you leant a good friend here is one.” If Edwin is ever worried or unhappy about anything, he never shows it. Besides being a “jolly good fellow” he plays in the band. Grace Helen Fogleman “. good heart is worth gold.” Grace is going to be a good secretary for she is careful, accurate. and painstaking. Maybe she won’t always be a secretary either. Who knows? Winston Carlysle Hutchinson “A man, strong an I true and brave.” Whether on the gri liron. as captain, or in class rooms, “Hutch” mixes his athletic powers with a certain sense of dignity which always commands respect. Page Twenty- ne

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OF 1938 Martha Gasoil ’'Words count not, but deeds. Martha is valued as an earnest. efficient worker and a good student. What would the Newspaper Staff and the Annual Staff have done without her! John Clifton Johnson To roam the world to its four corners.” John C. came to Florence High at the beginning of his Senior year. He has made many friends here with his humorous and witty remarks. James Floyd Johnson . I little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. Floyd is a serious and determined boy who seems to have a definite aim in life, that of succeeding in any task which he undertakes. Mildred Easterlin Gregg The very dower of youth. Mildred is tall and oh! so very fair. All who admire her find she is the essence of friendliness and interest. Stella Mann Goodstf.in Then she will talk—ye ftods. how she will talk. Kvcry student who comes in contact with Stella knows her to l»e a person of sturdy character in spite of her How of prattle. Harrell Finklka Keefe True to word, work. and friend. We are positive that Harrell will be an aviator because he works continuously on his many model airplanes. “Happy landing, Harrell.” Page Twenty-three