Radcliff High School - Torch Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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K THE SENIORS' INDIVIDUAL ATTITUDE . TOWARD THEIR CLASSES Most of the Seniors think that Survey is the most interesting sub- ject that they have ever studied. Sophrania Byrd, Dorothy Neathen and Betty Dixon talk among themselves about the interesting problems they face. Dozier Williams says phooey on all classes. History period is Richard Moore's rest period. There is a swing in Mrs. Thomas' room for William Hood. He swings by his neck only. Flossie Joseph's keen sense of humor overrules her reciting ability when she goes to class. Veola Ferrell, Georgia Brown and William Mathis are versatile studenm. A Jessie Wardlaw is very quiet. She gets her lessons the best she can. Jessie Brown has forgotten that 1:10 P. M. is Survey period-she think it's baby class-therefore, she starts crying. Juanita Threatt should stop believing everything that is whispered into her ears and start studying her lessons. Adolphus Biggers says we only have smiling classes and that's why he smiles in most of his classes, except Survey. Benjamin Elder, the Iilibuster of the class, who has been to many parts of the world, makes undue remarks. Alve Benning, Annie Lou Davis and Juanita Nunnally think physics period is a social gathering. . Ethel Russell and Burnice Sims think they are privileged characters because they can eat lunch before the other students. Ann Hawk thinks Survey is the only study class for her, so she studies it. Felton Thomas says, I know in class all the time and never tells what he knows until the last semester-if then. -if 37 - Y

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