North Augusta High School - Sandspurs Yearbook (North Augusta, SC)

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Lee Silces, David Kenrse, Charlotte Bowden, and the modern lihrnrv. Tommy Cooper, Elizabeth Haygood, and Lnrr ' l KNIW Sandra Cunninrgl-am make use of y Murphree listen m n.l.rQ -sf records of their French lesson. , g e,,,,r,,,,, 3 iw 1 gi-,, l 1 M. rs -...,.',,,, , .N ww, , i i 1' fy, 22 Before class jnbo Sanders gets books from his locker. STUDENTS Using the many line facilities avail- able to them, the students at North Augusta High engage in many dif- ferent activities throughout the day. Future engineers, doctors, and sci- entists perform experiments in the well-equipped labs and make precise calculations in the mechanical draw- Barbarn Daugherty and Jimmy perform an experiment

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MRS. JONES, secretary of North Augusta High School, was always willing to take time out from her work to help the students. MISS TODD, competent adviser of the Sundsfmrx, counseled with and guided the Seniors and underclnssmen in many activities. MRS. HOPE, lunchroom supervisor, helped prepare food for the junior-Senior Banquet. THEY HELPED THE SENIORS

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In English class Marsha Metts and Donna Strother illustrate the parts of a sentence. T WORK ing and trigonometry classes. French and English students study the gram- mar of both languages, while in the modern home economics department girls learn the arts of homemaking. The library provides books and mag- azines for research work and for re- quired and leisure reading. Dansby watch Bob Harrison in the chemistry lab. Mr. Foster explains a mechanical drawing diagram to Lee Smith. Through practice in the home economics department Ann Callicott and J1ckie Jones learn to sew well. ,W aw Kay Florie and Jimmy Arnett disect a crayfish in the biology lab.