McClenaghan High School - Florentine Yearbook (Florence, SC)

Page 28 text:

 . •; Dorothy Hark is “Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Willing and eager to help whenever and wherever needed. Dorothy, with Iter happy smile and sunny disposition linds many friends. Jr LIEN’ LaCII IO TTK McCall. Jr. ITho to himself is hue. no Ian doth need. Offends no Ian', and is a kina indeed. Ilis high ideals, tine spirit, and real popularity made him our Senior Class President, in which capacity he has served loyally. X A X C V (R E V I 1K A R X K ”Heart on her lips. and soul within her eyes. Soft as her elime. and sunny as her skies. We know that Nancy’s red hair has nothing to do with her disposition. As president of the Debater’s Club, she tilled that office with dignity. SENIORS I V % e. Reese McCrary ' Laugh and the world laughs until yon. Reese, while quiet and reserved in school, is a demon in the boxing ring. He received an award as the most scientific boxer” on the squad. Agnes IIamer Hoffmeykr It is well to think well, it is dh ine to act well. Dignified, nonchalant, and capable. Agnes takes her place among the departing Seniors. She falls among those who appreciate the arts. George David McKenzie “II ho descri es n 'U needs not another's praise. George is another of these quiet business-like people, the sort you call upon when you want to get something done. Page Twenty-six

Page 27 text:

OF 1938 Sara Grimsley Never hurried, never Hurried. .Is she goes her gentle way. Sweet, loving and demure. Sarah will ever he. Her earnest desire is to he a good companion to all. Ray H. Long The man worth while is the man who ean smile When everything goes dead wrong.” If you have any work you want done and want to he sure it will he done, give it to Ray. He is always dependable. Belva Rebecca Ham “Better to do than dream: Better to be than seem” Although Belva is modest, she is competent and ready to do her part in every undertaking— especially in the French class. e William Marshall He does ice 11 who does his best.” W illiam’s downright common sense, his friendliness and stick-to-it-iveness, plus his Charleston accent, make him good to know. Margaret Elizabeth Harper With a smile that was childlike and bland.” Margaret has a sweet disposition and an engaging smile. She is an excellent typist and should do well in her chosen field of stenography. Jack E. McBride They laugh that win.” Jack makes up for his small size with his cockiness and self-assurance which are present with him all the time. ilj! i Page T wenty-fire C v V-N

Page 29 text:

OF 1938 Annie Caroline I Iolladay Modesty and youth go hand in hand.” Caroline will not say much, hut she will look at you and smile, and Caroline’s smiles will go farther than words any day. XoRttLEET McLELLAX r Dignity is a pearl of great price, .■hid fezc can claim that jezeel.” Nortleet and H. F. Grantham are inseparable friends. You can’t think of one without the other. There are a great many others who proudly claim him as a friend. Gordon C. McLaughlin Industry can do anything genius ean do. Always obliging, always polite. Gordon has many friends who will tell you that he is a good person to have around all the time. Irene Elizabeth Hubster “Xot too serious, not too gay. But a jolly good friend in every way. Though petite and a bit shy. Elizabeth is a consistent, stouthearted worker and a favorite with everyone. Dena Josephine Holland I'nthinking. idle. wild, and young. She laughed, and danced, and talked and sung. Dena is noted for her gay heart, her vibrant voice, and her love for tripping ‘the light, fantastic toe.” Hector McAllister McXeill. Jr. “He can. because he believes he can.” Mac is always willing to give of his time and services to any student or teacher who asks for help. He is extremely neat and efficient. Page Twenty-seven