Flora High School - Falcon Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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Discussing the ruins of the Roman Forum with Carla Worthington is Miss Mildred Brown, Head of the Foreign Language Department. Mrs. M. C. jordan, Head of the Com- mercial Arts Department, catches up on her typing in a spare moment. Putting a final touch on the American Education Week Display in School D is Mrs. Charles C. Foster, Head of the English Department. Faculty Members Have Had 28 MR. HUGO C. ALDRICII, A.B., M.A. University of South Dakota University of Maryland Woodwork MR. EDWIN P. ARNOLD, A.B. University of South Carolina German MRS. H. D. ATWATI-JR, A.B. Converse College Spanish MRS. E. E. BAILEY, A.B. Winthrop College English MRS. I. C. BAKER, B.A. Columbia College Mathematics Miss ANN B. Boofm, B.S. University of South Carolina Mathematics MR. C. R. BRASINGTON, B.S. University of South Carolina Physics and Astronomy MRS. C. O. BRIGHT Columbia College Library Clerk NIISS G. MILDRED BROWN, A.B., M.A. University of South Carolina Latin MRS. Q. O. BRUCE, A.B. Winthrop College Mathematics MR. WILLIAM E. CARSON, IR. B.S., M.Ed. University of Tennessee University of South Carolina History MRS. MILDRED M. CAUSEY B.A., M.Ed. University of South Carolina 7 Ki f English

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..i?Fl5?'.',Ef???!! ., T Directing all activities for School B are Mrs. R. C. Gilbert, Counselor, and Mr. Ierry Redman, Head Teacher. Mr. W. E. Carson, Head Teacher, and Miss Mildred Brown, Counselor for School A, discuss holiday plans with Mrs. W. E. McKinney. Little School System Proves Unique Mrs. Mary Tweed, School C's Counselor, and Mr. T. W. Stokes, Head Teacher in School C, cross their fingers before trying to run off another test. Mrs. Charles C. Foster and Mr. Raymond L. Coxe, Counselor and Head Teacher of School D, smile as they leave school after a busy day. 27

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Mrs. M. G. Lupold, Head of the His- The Flora Falcon Marching Band tory Department and Debate Coach, watches Mr. Cecil W. Iohnston, Band counts her many trophies. Director, as the baton is uplifted. Wide Experience And Trainin MR. RAYMOND L. CoxE B.A., M.Ed. Wofford College University of South Carolina Biology MRs. I. W. DOUGLAS, A.B. University of South Carolina French MRS. C. G. DUBosE, A.B., M.A. University of South Carolina English MR. C. G. DUBosE, A.B., M.A. University of South Carolina Duke University English, Vocabulary, and Classics MRS. T. P. EVANS, A.B., M.A. University of South Carolina Teachers' College, Columbia University Chorus, English, and Vocabulary MRS. I. I. FERRELL, B.A., M.A. West Virginia University Syracuse University Psychology MR. GERALD D. FLOYD, A.B. University of South Carolina English and Drarnatics MRS. CHARLES C. FOSTER A.B., M.A. Winthrop College University of South Carolina English and Vocabulary Miss SARA GABRIEL, A.B., M.A. Mississippi State College University of South Carolina English and Vocabulary Miss MARY A. GARVIN, A.B. University of North Carolina English Miss NANCY GHEESLING, B.A. Agnes Scott College History and English MRS, R, C. GILBERT, B.S. Winthrop College Mathematics Insuring the safety of future genera- tions, Mrs. H. W. Pusser, Head of the Home Economics Department, demonstrates the proper way to bathe a baby to Diane Sturkie. WIN