McClenaghan High School - Florentine Yearbook (Florence, SC)

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ADAMS. A. ADAMS. F. ALLEN ATKINSON AVANT AVIS BACOT BAILEY. A. BAILEY. C. BAILEY. C. Audrey Anne Adams Gladys Marie Avin “Lil-Audrey attractive “turnip-nose a way with the men. True to the Army unusual brogue oriental eyes. Tat Frances Murray Adams constant chatterer flirt shapely. Eula Blanche Bacot Girl Scout “Petesy . . sings cute pug- nose. Small Jeanne Allen plays basketball blond and wiggles. giggles Red Hair Audrey Mae Bailey Margaret F.’s friend bowl life is fun. likes to Oris Defee Atkinson Athletic sincere soul rosy cheeks happy-go-lucky. Catherine Susie Bailey “Catsy . . mugazine fiend tiny vidual walk. indi- Pretty Doris Evelyn Avant “ivory tickler . . . friendly those soft, brown eyes. oh. Charles Bailey Small in stature but big in heart understanding. “Charlie’ Ten SENIORS

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☆ CLASS OF 1944 was highly successful. We covered ourselves with glory by selling over two thousand dollars’ worth of magazines, beating Sumter by over a hundred dollars in the annual friendly contest between the Senior Classes. The excitement of the year came in December when the first snow in two years caused school to be closed a week early for Christmas holidays. We were forced to postpone our play, but on January 14, Salad Days,” a three-act comedy, was splendidly presented under the direction of Mrs. Marshall Ligon. January was eventful, also, for the arrival of the long-looked-for rings. We shall never forget the day when we first proudly displayed our class rings to the envious Juniors and Sophomores. In February the annual went to press, and after the strain of mid-year examinations, we settled down to wait patiently for spring and commencement. The monotony was broken by May Day exercises, when Sarah Corley, our statuesque queen, was crowned in colorful exercises attended by a bevy of lovely attendants. And now, as the school year draws to a close, we look back upon three years filled with happy memories of classes, teachers, ball games, parties, and all the work and play which make school days the happiest days of all. With a successful career behind us, we look forward with hope and confidence to our commencement night and the future. John Collins, Historian.

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 SENIORS Margaret Elizabeth Bailey Jack Littlefield Barrett Changeable coiffure sweet neat Pat.” Tall and blonde won’t somebody laugh, please?” courteous. Theressa Juanita Baker Thad Jones Barringer Songstress pleasing looks . stately and A ladies’ man . . I smile on that!” Take tall another Girl Scout. a card, any card” . . . amusing. Edna Lenore Barefoot Joseph Flowers Bass Jet-black hair artistic Cleinsou and Navy fan. Ticket, please” Joe very precise and also nice. William Pearce Barefoot John Ray Bateman Billy” zoot-suiter sports a cute car Robert Taylor type. Shy and gentlemanly . placid disposition even-tempered. Joyce E. Barnes Daisy Irene Bazen Reticent sociable smile a coal-chute” blonde. Amiable Deep Purple good personality cute name. BAILEY. M. BAKER BAREFOOT. L. BAREFOOT. W. BARNES BARRETT BARRINGER BASS BATEMAN BAZEN Eleven