George Washington High School - Patriot Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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.4 wtf' By the silence of her students, Mrs. George knows that her test is a Problems more pressing than Pre-Calculus occupy Miss challenge. Denton's mind as production time draws near. ,O f - Q 1,7 . 3 F ix.-' Li'-.,f K E' 55 H ' Q1 3 3.15 QA ? . 7373: rin- l it-vii. Z , Q2 .,f5: Y! milf , t , - fs 1 5' .- if ' , L':,4.v.,l? E-,fling cu 53'-4 , . if f in Rig .I c , 4- A X 7, 01 Lfvv vi? - F an-er. gn. if ' 13.1 .IQ v. It'sabad ' h Mr sm w en . Hundley grimaces as he explains Dart Meadows test grade. Guidance! 124

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rxfrrs... - , rr' Le professeur, magistra, profesora Mrs. Kay Marble reports that she is glad to be back at G.W. , Where she taught three years ago. She plans to travel and study -in France with students for the summer of 1974 . . . Mrs. Mary Sullivan also enjoys travel and spent last summer in Europe . . . Often seen in the new language lab, Mrs. Lillian Cooper many times helps students With their assignments . . . An avid interest in mythology and archeology inspired Lu jones to teach these subjects along with Latin this year . . . Proficient in secretarial skill, Mrs. Carol Folden Works as a Kelly Girl besides teaching Span- ish . . . At home, Mrs. Cheryl Smith is occupied with her small child but she finds time to read a good book now and then. Anxious to research French history, Mrs. Cooper reaches for a book. Spanish teacher, Mrs. Carol Folden, tries to organize a cluttered N0f 27916 to I'eSiSf 2 diSCU35i01'1 of SpaniSh Cuisine, Mrs. desk. Smith talks with a student. Guidance!123

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Y., i ji: ' if al- , ,... A ily, ' ' gd . if. ' :- ,. ,, , . 4 .. Let's see, .05 into 5.2 is . . . uh, what does this paper say? Mrs. Christine Michael Mrs. Kaye George math teachers explain another foreign language. The liberal attitude and the responsiveness of the students are two things Christine Micheal likes best about G. W. As a new math teacher, having moved here from Massachusetts, Mrs. Micheal believes G.W. 's system is better suited for English or Social Studies than Math. She would rather instruct the student daily to instill the principles of math. Today's students are a little more aware of current events than those of past yearsg they have a Wider range of experi- ence, reflects Mrs. George. Mrs. George is convinced that the Math Department at G.W. is excellent. As proof she offers that G.W. has placed first in the American High School Math Exam for the past three years. Nina Lu Denton thinks the divisions at G.W. Cseminar, quest, and lecturej add interest to math because there is not as much repetition of material as in a traditional high school. Sponsor of the Modern Dance Club, Miss Denton is also an active choreographer for the Light Opera Guild of Charleston and is responsible forthe musicals, plays, and shows present- ed to the G.W. student body each year. Do not take life too seriously: you will never get out of it alive, was written on a card held by Ron I-Iundley's proph- et and may Well be his own philosophy. Mr. I-Iundley tries to make his math classes fun and interesting by using occasional games, making mistakes deliberately for his students to catch, and by encouraging class participation. Mr. I-Iundley, who moonlights as a classroom instructor at Capitol Driving School this year, believes his major responsibility to the students of G. W. is to help them to develop their ability to reason. 125!Guidance