McClenaghan High School - Florentine Yearbook (Florence, SC)

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Seniors Aphrodite Chris Palles If she had any faults she left us in doubt, At least, in all these )ears ue couldn't find them out Vice-President Shorthand Club. ’37. Mary Niven Parrott Leave silence to the saints— am but human . HI Y Sisters. ’38. '39: Patrol. 38: Basketball. ’38. ’39: Utopian Literary Society. ’38. '39; Girls’ Athletic Association. '38. '39: Palmetto Research Club. 38; Housekeeping Committee. '37; Tennis. ’37. Alexander Pettigrew He is our friend who loves more than admires us, and would aid us in our great work Band, ’36. ’37. ’38. '39; Lyre Club. ’37. ’38. '39. Christine Pittman She is just the quiet kind whose nature never varies Qirls' Glee Club. ’37. ’38. Carolyn Meeks Parrott Her heart is true as steel Basketball. ’36. ’37. '38. '39; Baseball. ’37. ’38: Tennis. ’37; Girls' Athletic Association. '38. ’39; Secretary Girls’ Athletic Association. 39; Basketball Team. '39; Home Room Treasurer. ’37; Girls' Block F Club. ’38. ’39. Sarah Vigneron Parrott There is not a story or a show. Or new confection, I don’t know. Hi-Y Sisters. '38. ’39; Patrol. '38. '39; Basketball. '37, '38. ’39; Tennis. ’37: Housekeeping Committee. ’37. ’38; Utopian Literary Society. '38. ’39; Girls’ Athletic Association. ’38. ’39; Palmetto Research Club. '38; Assembly Programs, ’37. Office Assistant. '38. Sadie Kate Pickett Constancy to purpose Is the secret of success. Basketball. ’37, ’38; Typist. High School Annual. ’39, Junior-Senior Reception Committee. '38; Girls' Athletic Association. '38. ’39; Dramatic Club. ’39; Senior Class Play. ’39: Le Cercle Fran-cais. ’39; Criterion Literary Society. ’39; Home Room Committee. ’36; Baseball. ’37. Loarine Pittman A heart so soft, a heart so kind. A heart so true and tender Olee Club, ’38. Page Twenty-seven 7tin orenune

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Seniors Emery Mills Give vie true friends and music, And life will be a pleasure. Band, Student Director. ’38. 39; Lyre Club President: Glee Club; Boy's Quartet; Honor Citizen. ’38. '39: Junior Play. '38; Operetta, '39. Harriet Munn Great shall be her reward When measured according to her works.” Honor Citizen. 39: Copy Editor of YELLOW JACKET. '38. 39; Secretary and Treasurer Home Room. '36. '37; Member and Vice-President of S. S. Club. '38. ’39: Home Room Representative. '36. '37: Utopian Literary Society. '37; Criterion Literary Society. '38. '39; Secretary and Treasurer of Shorthand Club. '38. '39: Member of I. P. C.. '37. '38. ’39: Work in Canteen. ’36. '38. '39. Parks Oliver Quiet, but dauntless whether in work or in play. Block F Club: Baseball Player. ’37; Cheer Leader. 38: Patrol. '37. '38. Robert Guy Owens He has done his work and held h is peace. Oscar Mims ”Within the halls of knowledge he doth stand. Assistant-Chief-Marshal. ’38. '39; Hi-Y. -36. '37. ’38. ’39: Secretary Hl-Y. ’38. 39: Associate Editor of Annual. '38. '39: Student Council. '37. '38: President Home Room, ’38. 39; Vice-President Home Room. '37: President Freshman Class. '36. Mary Elizabeth Myers If thou desire to be wise. Be so wise as to hold thy tongue.” Patrol. '38. Merlee G. Owens The mildest manners and the gentlest heart ” Criterion Literary Society. ‘38. '39. Earle Cornelius Page. Jr. It is easy to learn something about everything. But difficult to learn everything about anything.” Boys' Glee Club. '37. '38. '39: Patrol. '37. '38. 39: Literary Society. '37. '38. '39: Dramatic Club. '38. ’39: Vice-President Dramatic Club. '38. '39; International Friendship Club. '37. '38: Library Assistant. '37. '38. '39; Operetta Cast. '39; Junior Class Play. '38; Senior Class Play. '39. Page Twenty-sis

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Seniors Ernest Henry Privette Well liked is he. unnumbered are his friends. Canteen. 38. '39. Florence Rain Yesterday is gone: forget it. Tomorrow never comes: don’t worry. Today is here: use it.” John Paul Revell Why worry worry ’Til worry worries you ' Housekeeping Committee. '36: Patrol. '36. '37: Baseball. '38: Football. '38: Criterion Literary Society. '38: Forum Club. '39: Boxing Squad. '36. '37. '38. '39. Jack Robinson As merry as the day is long Page T wenty-ei, Jh Sara Emma Putnam You’ll always find her true and just. A girl whom all will love and Robert Saverance Reese For all the fair, he has a pleasant smile: A neat boy, he. and always right in style.” Treasurer Home Room. ’37. '38: Secretary Home Room. '39: Exchange Editor YELLOW JACKET. '38. '39: Olee Club. '37; Patrol. 37. ’38. Athea Mae Richardson A child no more, a maiden now: A graceful maiden with a gentle brow. Shorthand Club. ‘38. '39. Sam Russell His ready wit. his cheery smile. (Though in stature he is small) Makes him welcome all the while. This loyal friend of all. Vice-President Home Room. '36: Hi-Y Boys. '39: Oolf Team. '38. '39. orentme