Flora High School - Falcon Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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'Q - asm. MR. CECIL W. IOHNSON B.M.E., M.S. University of Southem Mississippi Purdue University Band Miss MARTHA E. JONES A.B., B.S. NVinthrop College George Peabody College Librarian Mas. M. G. JORDAN, A.B. University of South Carolina Business MRS. R. I. joys, IR., B.A. Agnes Scott College University of North Carolina English Mrs. Foster, Head of the English Department, carefully looks over the never-to-be-forgotten NOMA spelling list. Maps and pictures of every imag- inable country and subject can be found in the r om of Mrs. Lupold, Head offtlfg History Dey partment. up A ,' sf' 7 Mrs. Short, Head of the Mathe- Demonstration is an important 1 1 pf' U- f' matics Department, intrigues an teaching technique of Mr. Stokes, , f ' J',,f 2: f ' Advanced Math class by introduc- Head of the Science Departmenti ,.. 'vjJ F, -2 I ff' f' ,silk f by 5 7 Eu 1 tm ing 'space spidersi. LL 0 J ,1 Miss ANNA C. KEITT, MR. BRADY L. Lmnnsncsn Mus. M. G. LUPOLD Mus. II. I. MARSHALL, B.S. Miss KATHIKYN M. MCCURBY A.B., M.A. B.S., M.S. B.A., M.A. VVOstt-ni Kentucky State College B.A., M.A. University of South Carolina Westem Kentucky State Columbia College Physical Education Converse College Presbyterian School of College University of Virginia University of South Carolina Christian Education University of South Carolina History French English Industrial Arts 20

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Record books containing test scores, semester grades and extra- curricular activities are kept in each coun s elo r's ofiice. Miss Brown turns to such information to aid her counseling in School A. ...ff YM,f A few sophomores, several juniors and many seniors visit counselors to borrow college catalogues and discuss the possibilities of college acceptance. Mrs. Foster, counselor in School D, is always willing to confer about college plans. Mas. T. P. EVANS, A.B., M.A. University of South Carolina Teachers, College, Columbia University Chorus, English. Vocabulary Mas. C1-:Annes C. Fosi-an A.B., M.A. Winthrop College University of South Carolina English, Vocabulary ln...-1 t 'W 'QNX Mns. R. C. GILBERT, B.S Winthrop College Mathematics Mas. WILLIAM D. GRAY, B.A. Columbia College Spanish Parents often seek the advice of our little schooli' counselors. Mrs. Tweed reassures a concerned par- ent in School C. K 37-C.'1T2 . . .2 Mrs. Gilbert, counselor of School B, patiently talks with a confused student about changing his sched- ule. f r Mas. Wn.1.rAM HARPER, B.A. Miss MARY K. HICKS, A.B. MR. ALBERT W. Hover-1, Jn. Mn. JOHN E. Hucr-ir-zs, B.A. Mas. O. A. JEFFCOAT, A.B. University of South Carolina University of South Carolina University of South Carolina Wesleyan College Spanish Business ylniylersity of South Carolina Mathematics English at ematics I9

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Mas. W. B. McK1NN1-tv, A.B. Lander College English Mrss Ouvrz MONTGOBIERY F.A., B.S., M.A. Columbia College Appalachian Teachers, College George Peabody College Art we-we A.-fam ,nur 7 Mn, XVAHNER MoN'rGoxiERx',B.A. Mu. PRESTON L. MUSGROVE Mus. A. H. NINESTEIN, ju. University of South Carolina A.B. A.B. Ilistorif University of South Carolina University of South Carolina French Latin 'X Ancient Roman cities and cus- toms come alive to Latin students as Miss Brown, Head of the Lan- guage Department, illustrates her point with a picture. u u . , f A shapeless dab of green paint becomes the firm, round body of a teapot as Miss Montgomery, Head of the Art Department, combines skill with creativity. Mrs. Evans, Head of the Chorus Department, and her mixed chorus often give the student body excellent choral assemblies. Miss MYRNA I. PAGE, B.A. Winthrop College Biology MR. T. L. PATRICK B.S., M.Ed. Wofford College University of North Carolina Chemistry A J Miss GLADYS PHILLIPS, B.A. Converse College Mathematics MR. JAMES VV. PINKERTON A.B. University of South Carolina Ni- W. exist. ,- With patience and steady band Mr. Lineberger, Head of the In- dustrial Arts Department, in- structs a student in the ways of precision. Ilixtnry, Physical Education 2I