Flora High School - Falcon Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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Mas. C. D. PLYLER, A.B., M.A. Mas. HENRY W. Pvssrm, B,S, MR. H. G. QUATTLEBAUM MR, JERRY L, REDMAN MR, F. M, RICHARDSON, A.B. Queens College VVinthrop College B.S. B,A,, M,E41. University of South Carolina Clemson College Home Economics, Biology University of South Caffllina University of South Carolina Physfful EdUCl1fi0 1 Hi-V079 ,. gE9U:50UAUn1V91'51fY Physical Education, English ec romcs XVith perfect timing, Mr. Johnston leads our band of talented, well- trained musicians. Mrs. Jordon, Head of the Com- mercial Arts Department, pa- tiently waits as students prepare for a timed typing test. Mlss BEVERLY A. SANDERS B.A. Winthrop College Mathematics MRS. R. B. SANDS, B.A. University of South Carolina English, Typing, Drmruztics Mas. E. R. SHORT, B.A., M.M. Russell Sage College University of South Carolina Mathematics MHS. W. M. SMITH, A.B. University of South Carolina English 22 Sharp, firm directions are spoken by Mr. Pinkerton, Head of the Athletic Department, as he sends a Iighting falcon back into the battle. Flower arranging is just one of many useful arts Mrs. Pusser, Head of the Home Economics Department, teaches to interested girls. '

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Classes lend to the picture the light of wisdom and truth absorbed in four years of group learn- ing. Somewhere, some time that wistful craving for knowledge surges within our souls urging us to search the mystery of life and the world. Steady hands pour life,s unknown essence from test tube to cylinder for measurement. Learning has made us sure that if we but End the purpose of knowl- edge, all else will be added to us. Knowledge echoes to us in every hall, luring us to seek the joy of understanding-we learn only so much as we wish to hear. SENIORS . . . waiting motionless while a mil- lion emotions revolve within them . . . share nostalgia for all that has been familiar. IUNIORS . . . seeing that many tomorrows are now yesterdays . . . realize how short is the space of time in which to do all that is offered. SOPHOMORES . . . overpowering all inad- equacies to meet demands . . . End a basis for lasting ideals. 24