McClenaghan High School - Florentine Yearbook (Florence, SC)

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Ffl m I LI fl R SCEnES COOKING LABORATORY Visitors are highly complimentary 'o( our well-equipped, up-to-date cooking laboratory. SCIENCE LABORATORY The science lab is a scene of absorbed interest when experiments are being performed. SEWING CLASS The sewing classes have not only made dresses for themselves this year, but have also made numerous articles of clothing for the Red Cross. Five fjjjfp THE 1943 FLORENTINE ■ ★ ★ ★

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 ? Ffl ID I LI R R SCEnES STUDY HALL To Miss Dusenbury goes our sincere appreciation for making the library-study hall such a pleasant, interesting place to study or read. CAFETERIA Our eagerness for the recess bell to ring is easily understood if you have ever eaten the delicious, attractively prepared meals served us in our modern cafeteria. TYPING CLASS Every year more and more students are taking advantage of our excellent Commercial Course. Four THE 1943 FLORENTINE ■ ★ ★ ★ ★

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 »■ ? THE flDminiSTRflTIVE FACULTY For their ability in planning and supervising a school of which every student is justly proud, we pay tribute to those responsible: Colonel John W. Moore .... Superintendent of Schools Mr. George Briggs .... Principal of Senior High School Mrs. Hazel Gee.........................................Assistant Principal Miss Katherin Gaitley...........................Secretary to Mr. Moore Miss Deborah Johnson . . Secretary to Mr. Briggs and Mrs. Gee THE TRUSTEES OF THE FLORENCE CITY SCHOOLS ARE Mr. J. C. McCleneghan Mr. R. H. Moore Dr. L. B. Salters Mr. Sam J. Royal Mr. H. A. Smith IjflP THE 1943 FLORENTINE Six ★ ★ ★ ★