Anderson High School - Tidings Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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M... O l BONJOUF AMIES ' ii We i fl. s i TROIS ANS kan... MISS ELIZABETH MCCOWN, English, Latin . . . MRS. ELISA- BETH G. EPTING, French, Sponsor Societe Honoraire De Francais . . . MRS. MARY S. MEITZ, English, French, Advisor to Business Staff Hannasgals. French Club Sponsor. FACULTY MISS GLADYS CROMER, Mathematics, Sponsor Dramatics Club . . . MISS ELIZABETH JONES, Mathematics, Business Advisor of Tidings . . . MISS lVlARIETTA MCCOWN, English, Mathematics, Junior Class Counselor, Editorial Advisor Tidings, Senior Class Sponsor, Quill XI Scroll Sponsor. MR. ROB ROY MCGREGOR, English, French, Latin . . MR. A. GEORGE BOROWSKY, English, German . . . MR HERBERT S. PENDERGRAFT, French, English, Hi-Y Sponsor MR. EARL M. JARRETT, Glee Club Director . . . MR. MARVIN E CHIDESTER, Assistant Director of Instrumental Music . . . MR WILLIAM H. THOMAS, Director of Stringed Instruments . . . MR JOHN R. FOGLE, Band Director.

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MR. D. OLIVER BOWMAN, English, Senior Sponsor, lfditorial Advisor Tidings, Editorial Advisor Yellow jacket . . . MR. WILLIAM B. HYNDS, Mathematics, Beta Club Sponsor, Business Staff Advisor Tidings. MR. PALMER R. DRUMMOND, Hislory, Government, Junior Class Counselor . . . MR. SI.oAN WYESTRIORELAND, Mazhemaf- , ,f X X ai.-nv NIISS BETTY CALLAIIAM, Government, History, Psychology, Ad- visor to Hannasgals, International Relations Club Sponsor . . . MRS. RUBY C. GRANT, U. S. Hislory, Psychology, Sophomore Class Counselor. ,l ,i'If ics, History, Covernrnenl . . . NIR. GEORGE S. PENN, Gov- ,W ernmenl, Spanish anrl English. Mlss IDA li. AICGIQKIN, Business .lIClll'l6f7lUlliCS, Consumer Econom- ics . . . MIss ELIZABETH RICHARD- SON, Librarian, Library Asst. Club Sponsor . . . MISS RUTH BOCGS, English, .llathematics MR. J. RALPH DRAKE, Mathematics, Covernmenl Law . . . MR. HAROLD F. CANNON, English, Hisi tory, Distributive Education Club Sponsor. 19

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frg. ws. Xt, -.,. Lx N In coniunction with their study of current events, Frank Ross and Johnny Sosebee review a world map. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Realizing that social studies are of vital importance in a secondary education, four courses in this Held are offered to those attending Anderson High School. Psychology, open to members of the junior and senior classes, has as its primary purpose the development of students into well-adjusted adults. Tenth graders enrolled in world history engage in a thorough study of the subject from the prehistoric civili- zations through the World Warsg while the American his- tory course traces the hirth, growth, and development of our nation. The latter is a required course in the eleventh grade. By familiarizing himself with the origin, organization, and powers of the government, the senior government student prepares to heeome a responsible citizen. Billie Marett tests the reflexes of Terrell Stephenson in a psychology class Government student lem Terry looks over a copy of the Declaration of Independence, one of which was presented to each senior by a local civic club. 1 . vw I've got it, exclaims Martha Morrow as she surprises her American history class.