Flora High School - Falcon Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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l . P Mrs. Mixson and Mrs. Bouleware keep Flora running smoothly with excellent secretarial work, accurate rec- ords, and warm smiles. l l l Sophomores, juniors, as well as Temperature-taking is a routine duty of Mrs. Boney, our nurse. many seniors enjoy a good cafe- teria lunch that has been pre- pared under the conscientious supervision of Mrs. Rowe. Mas. W. H. BABE, B.S. Mns. E, E. BAILEY, A.B. Miss ANN B. BOOTH, B.S. Atlanta Division of the Winthrop College University of South Carolina University of Georgia University of South Carolina Mathematics Limestone College Engilsh Mathematics MR- HUGO C. ALDRICH Mx. EDWIN P. ARNOLD, A.B. A-B-. M.A. University of South Carolina University of South Dakota German University of Maryland Woodwork Mas. H. D. ATWATER, A.B. Converse College Mas. H. N. AsK1Ns, A.B. Spanish Winthrop College ' University of South Carolina English, Vocabulary Burned-out lightbulbs, broken windows and in- numerable miscellaneous jobs are efficiently re- paired by Mr. Fisher. Mn. C. R. BnAs1Nc'roN, B.S. MRS- C- BRIGHT University of South Carolina Columbia College Physics, Astronomy Library Clerk -ts- ,f 'wr I 7 fl

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flhss Sease Graduates With Us! With a stern but reassuring voice, our assistant principal has administered tests to many students. The falcon has been eyer present during the many years of guidance offered by Miss Sease. QKQUMJ Wbuvlaw, 722, 'WQMV ' 'i' 40 W ,wftiewfs gwmwzojpwwmeefzwl Qddgrgafwb ' 4646041 emi m awe, Legwv www Mako A mawww awww ffwflafwulz? Meiffoff- w mme WJW 2'0WjMMN'i UW mZMJf4WiMi Mlwiofwjiowwm, -Audio dy . 63323 mi ef me fZQ '45 ,CWLMQ Jima- 7404-f 060472 75' irlcawef

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of Miss G. Mu.Dm-:D BROXVN lMn. YVILLIALI E. CARSON, ln. Mus. fvirrmuzo M. Cfwsxzy lvins. W. D. COGGESHALL, B.A. Mns. D. W. Cox, B.A. A.B., M.A. B.S., M.Ed. B.A., M.Ed. University of South Carolina Columbia College University of South Carolina University of Tennessee University of South Carolina English, Physical Education, Plyghglggy Latin University of South Carolina English, English Composition, Physchology History Vocabulary Personal contact with each stu- dent is a vital part of a Head Teacher's job. Mr. Carson, Head Teacher of School A, inquires about the illness of an absent student. . After an exhausting day of dis- ciplining and teaching students, Mr. Redman, Head Teacher of School B, does a very rare thing- takes a few moments for himself. v' ,JJ 51 Mn. RAIWOND L. Coxn B.A., M.Ed. Wofford College University of South Carolina Biology Mas. I. W. DOUGLAS, A.B. University of South Carolina French Mas. C. G. DUBosE A.B., M.A. University of South Carolina English, Humanities Mn. C. G. DUBOSE, A.B., M.A. Wofford College Duke University English t o .8 WW' fill Like all Head Teachers, Mr. Stokes of School C works closely with the administration. The watchful eyes of the Head Teacher are kept on each grade, each absence and each tardy. Mr. Coxe of School C talks over the importance of good grades with a student.