Timmonsville High School - Tihisco Yearbook (Timmonsville, SC)

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Many of the teenage girls such as Vicki, clerked in the local stores. Mike lent his hand in the production of draperies at Ox- ford.

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Students find jobs profitable and fun. A release of energy in today’s youth can take many forms. One of the more construc- tive ways is engaging in work after school. Familar sounds are heard everywhere— “Crop that tobacco”—“Hey bag boy, take out these groceries”—the r-i-n-g of the cash register. The modern youth is not afraid of work. He knows his boundless energy will pay off in rewards. Adding to the family income, learn- ing independence, or insuring a successful date on Saturday night, will in the end, jus- tify time well spent. Frank’s after school job consists of packing draperies at a local industry. Ricky and Mickey worked in them “old cotton Fields back home.” % 14

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THS Homecoming Created Excitement Homecoming Sponsors: Trena McKay for Larry Defee, Jackie Gibbs for Steve Hickson, Carol Lee for Lee Hux, Gay Ham for Johnny Pierce, Lynn Howell for Bill Walkup, Glenda Hicks for Ronnie Watford, Teresa Weatherly for Donnie Watford, Beth Stewart for Kenneth Evans, Vicki Thomas for Tommy Dorriety, Rose Ann Huggins for Darrell Conner, Marsha McElveen for Ray Watford, Jamie Hicks for Mike Walkup, Elizabeth Mellette for Cary Andrews, Julie Conner for Mitchie Powers.