Carolina High School - Carolinian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Mrs. Helen C. Austin, 8.5. Winthrop College Science, Psychology, Distributive Education, Art eac ers Mrs. Martha Douglass, A.B., M.Ed Carson Newman College U. S. History, Speech Mr. Earl K. Bentley, B.A. Furman University Algebra l and ll, Physics Mr. Gordon Casad, M.A. Fort Hays State College Band Mrs. Mary Eva Cox, B.A. Mrs. Judith J. Durham, B.A. Columbia College French I and ll, English IV Newberry College Business English, Consumer's Economics, Typing Mrs. Pearl Binns, B.S. Bob Jones University General Science, Biology Mrs. Margaret M. Cromer, A.B. University of South Carolina Librarian Mr. Carroll E. Emery, B.A. Wofford College Drivers Education, Physical Education f , Mrs. Carolyn H. Borders, B.5. ' Mrs. Kathryn Farris, B.A. Limestone College Piedmont College General Science, Biology Civics, Geography, ll World History

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1. r i f V. .-'fi K, W ff ' ' 'V l x ' . qt' qgil' ,fl L ,.f,,,,f , - - in t, ,, , ,f -ff W . X ,f Qur yjrzh cgoaf Mr. T. B. Atkinson, who has now served two complete years as principal of Carolina High School, is a man dedicated to his profession. Under his capable leadership Carolina has conducted a sound and well-rounded academic program. For his un- dying interest in the progress of our school, and for his sound guidance to each member of the stu- dent body and the faculty, we wish to express our heartfelt gratitude, gf A-'5-I? .. - Our jqsszbfanf jjrzkycupaf Mr, Bill Jordan, our assistant principal, is a man of outstanding leadership and charac- ter. ln a very understanding way he offers his assistance to students of-all ages, These qualities and his interest in all phases of our school activities make him well liked and respected by all who have come to know him. Our cgecrefczry By so capably and cheerfully performing her duties as our office secretary, Mrs. Betty Ramey has proved to be a very valuable asset to our school. Not only does she help us with many of our personal problems, she also acts as our telephone answering service and per- sonal nurse. Because she gives so freely of her time, which oftentimes goes unappreci- ated, we wish to express our bountiful ap- preciation now and hope that she will forgive us for the many times we have been less thoughtful. 'RQ io '

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QGC 914.5 Mrs. Ann Freeman, B.A. Winthrop College English l and ll Mr. C. E. Heyward, B.A. Furman University Psychology, Modern llth Grade Mr. W. J. Friddle, B.S., M.S. Clemson College Diversified Occupations Mr David C. Hudgens, B.5. Clemson College Algebra I, Geometry, Business Math, General Math Mr. W. A. Gantt B.S. Clemson M.A. Furman Agriculture a Mr. Don Kemp, B.A. Furman University U. S. History, World History, Physi al Edu ation X jf, Mrs. Belle Kinard, B.5. University of South Carolina Math, Algebra I Mrs. Betty Jo McWhite, A.B. Furman University Typing ll, Shorthand ll, Bookkeeping, l2th Grade Counselor Mr. J. E. Medsker, 8.5. Bob Jones University World Geography, Civics K x. if KX X x - , K UN 4-7 ,gy-nfff'-o7' fffia' - i, if Mrs- Betty Hdrvin, B.A. E . H M. J. P I R' , B.S., M.Ed. Furman University 'db' r Fugxon lsgiversgfy English lll, Journalism Biology