Anderson High School - Tidings Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT To progre 111 all phage of l1fe, a I1cll1OI1 must be educated, not educated 1n sc1ence alone, hut educated 1n every field to whlch l1fe 19 related And the HHIIVC tongue of a natlon IQ one of the bases of educatlon Therefore Enghsh 1s requ1red durlng each tear of a student s h1gh school career Readmg, wrltlng, l1sten1ng, and speaklng the four language alta are taught through Qtudy of composltlon, gramma1 a11d llterature 111 class work Also recorda, film Qtrlpc, tape recordmgs are uaed to produce a varled pro gram ln add1t1o11 to such claselcs as Sllas Marner, ac et .lullue Caesar the va11ouQ w orks of Edgar Allen Poe, Bret Harte, ,lamee Femmore Cooper and oth ers of the llterature serles, extenslve parallel readlng lm requlred Sophomore Mlrnam Glenn gets the beat Its not rock and roll IlS poetry shes sconnmg phil Singleton proves to Bud Epps that words ure not the only things In on uncbrudged dnchonary Peggys creotlve ability as better m the stall of the naght lt 3 ss ' gs .1 ' txf . ' - 1 '- - aa- as 66 9746 ' 97 ' M h h, t , t' . .. ., D - - I , . l is l 1 i E l ,. 'A' , :---7 xf 0- 1

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FACULTY IWRS. GLORIA H. KELLY. Home Economics, Future Teach- ers Sponsor . . . MRS. A. C. SMITH, Uietician . . . MRS. hlARY R. DOBBINS, Family Living, Home Economics. MRS. LOUISE K. RANKIN, Personal Typing, Retailing, His- tory, Distributive Education Club Sponsor . . . MISS MARY MCCONNELL. Typing, Shorthand, Commercial Club Spon- sor, Junior Class Sponsor. MR. W. T. PILLOW, History, Biology . . . MR. CHARLES H. BATES, English, History, Coach: Tennis, B-Team Football. .M . noun - Y 4 w 1 ' MR. ROBERT H. PATTON, Mathematics, Physical Edu- cation, Coach: Football, Track, Block HAP Club Spon- sor . . . MR. MARION M. lVlILLER, Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics, Psychology, Junior Class Sponsor . . . MR. DWANE A. MORRISON, Mathematics, Physical Edu- cation, Coach: Basketball, Golf, Football. MRS. ,lL'LIA M. BLE11KI.EY, Biology, Physics . . . MR. W B. HUBBARD, Biology, Chemistry.

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emu 3' We Furs? year German challenges Larry Reeves and Charles Brown l.aton Il student Julna Maxwell came sow and finally conquered' We Tony Fant explains to Douglas Barton that In Spanlsh the question mark may be wrntten on euther end of the sentence Bl,-4 ? 'v '!g 1 flttttl Conversahonal French IS taught un this class however some students do get lost' LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT ln the field of languages, Anderson Hlgh made out Nldlllllllg progress durmg the l978 l9'59 sesslon It tel mutated the first year that Boys Hugh offered 1ts jun lors a two year course ln Cerman, that Hanna H1Ull opened 1ts French courses to sophomores, and spon sored a program for grammar school students to learn the language So Anderson Hlgh wxdened 1ts curr1c ulum. But lt malntalned 1lS other long establlshed program of languages Boys' Hlgh contlnued IES two year French and Spanlsh courses, Hanna Hlgh kept its French department open to JUHIOTS and semors, and both schools lIlCI'CE1SCd enrollment 1n thelr second year Latln 0HlCIlt1gS To make the new programs posslhle, Boys' Hlgh galned Mr Borowsky as a faculty member, Hanna Hlgh, Mrs Metz . . ga, , A t E ' to t ,Q ,yan .4 ' I H it? ' fr. L, U 1 .W 6 .r ill 3 - . Q. ' , l W 1 Mi V7 iff- 4' 'll 'W ' 9 53 J, gtfyzr-J ' 3 E 5.1- AV K I yg 5' i g at W My 3 i r Q. -r f V' H nt E' xg xg? :Y ' ati? silk 3 at at I T ' F tif' E V rf, W if . f. n 'G 'E 7 1 4 . 1 ' E- - D 1' ' ' I 1 . 4 9 1 s n .C v I A v., U S ' . S I - v U I M . I . A K l .U 18