Timmonsville High School - Tihisco Yearbook (Timmonsville, SC)

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$oncaet v ms ANNUAL is the first to be published by the Timmonsville High £ (TA School, and we, the Editors, are justly proud of it. It is not the work of the Editors alone, but has been made possible by the hearty cooperation of the entire school. We entered the Senior Class with the determination to do that which others had attempted without success, even though some of our pleasures should be forfeited thereby and a big rent made in our allowances. However, we felt that the pleasures we should derive from it in the future years would fully repay us for our hard work as it would serve as fuel to keep the flames of memory burning brightly for aye. We realized that to issue an annual would mean hard work for us; but, firm in the conviction that every Senior Class should get out an Annual, we bravely and boldly launched our canoe, trusting to arrive at a safe port. We admit that this Annual is imperfect in many respects, and it may seem to you to have been unnecessary work, but in the future years, as we turn its pages, we shall see pictured before us the last year of our High School life as we saw it, and it is then that we shall realize its true value. And, now, kind reader, as you glance at the following pages, please do not form your opinion of us too quickly, nor judge us too harshly; but, on the con- trary, be mindful of the many difficulties we encountered, the many obstacles we surmounted—and—as the poet says, ‘'To its virtues be kind, to its faults a little blind.” The Editors.

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GREAT OAKS FROM LITTLE ACORNS GROW ERECTED IN 1909

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In appre- ciation o f their val- iant deeds a n d i n commemoration of the sacrifices they made for us, we dedicate this Annual to all former Timmonsville High School Students who fought in the late World War. May the future g e n e r a - t i o n s someti mes pause to remember the many noble acts done by them for the sake of Hu- manity and Democracy.