Antioch High School - Torch Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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MATHEMATICS ENGLISH When it comes to math, every student should he ready to gain more knowledge of the solutions to mathe- matical problems of everyday life. Brains at work?-scratching heads, biting nails, headaches and worries, but still we toil on. English, our own language, how we murder it. hate it, and use it. when we should glorify it. It s Ours! —We should strive to master our language as it will help us meet what- ever jobs lie ahead of us in our lives. Edith E. Chapman Mary Gregory

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Grammar School Faculty CURTIS L. MIMS Hall-Moody Institute and Coker College Sixth Grade DOROTHY R. HARVIN Winthrop College Sixth and Fifth Grades ANNIE KING CLAWSON Women’s College University N. C. Fifth Grade DAISY R. GOODSON Winthrop College Fourth Grade RUTH S. JORDAN Coker College Third Grade EDNA RUDISELL Coker College Third and Second Grades EVA J. BYRD Georgia State Woman’s College Second Grade HALLIE J. BYRD Georgia State Woman’s College First Grade

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COMMERCE HISTORY Commercial education is offered to business-minded boys and girls who will be the business men and women of tomorrow. Grace S. Booth Clyde W. Weaver, Jr. The youth of today wonders why there are so many nations in the world speaking strange languages. No longer is he willing to take his world for granted. The truth of the saying dawns on him that “the roots of the present are deep in the past.” He who hesitates, loses What did Napoleon have for breakfast April 27, 1811?