Great Mills High School - Echo Yearbook (Great Mills, MD)

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Freshman cheerleaders cheer their team to vic- tory. Marilyn Shaifer, Timothy Shaw, Arthur Shep- herd, Darrell Shively, John Sifford, Joan Slade Alma Smallwood, David Smith, John M. Smith, John W. Smith, Karen Smith, Kather- ine Smith Keith Smith, Lynne Smith, Ramona Smith, Tracy Smith, Steve Sparks, Judith Springer Darla Staff, Janet Stamey, Harold Starr, Jo- seph Stone, Chandra Stout, Fred Stow Susan Stowe, Paula Strickland, Susan Strick- land, Jacalyn Strope, Joan Sumstine, Lillian Swailes .af 'A' Q , S S Si we .Q A 1 Q' me . P 3 M, ii ' , ,E 2 A, , 5 l fan: .gf K in 'G if J i. 43' 4' Q fx - r 6 I-rar, J :ii .1 a n V -is N! gk M.. 311 'Qi at N get 'QCZ9' I .- s S X '. ,lf Es,fs 5 , 1 'E ,J 'i-3' we fa ki if ,ff va. , J .K .1 A I Q fu ti 3 ,e'1 eeitr .sly ,mrV, 'x '46 Lew , 1 4, Ja. , fi ,W e,,,, e .. . mf, ie' ' . s , fb. 'x my ,. ,, ff f. ,!. ' - 4- ,J-. . if M-W Ekrhu V W 7 , S Jet! 1 I A

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Teaching . Teaching is preparing to- day's youth to meet tomor- row's challenge, to satisfy its legitimate aspirations, to rec- ognize and respect the rights of others, and to make positive contributions to the process of human development. This en- tails recognition and accept- ance by the student of a high degree of personal responsibili- ty for his development and the necessity for acquiring, While in school, the basic mental skills essential for reaching these goals. Assisting the student in these endeavors is the ultimate purpose of teaching. 0 -Muwwuuunqulg ,-Q --f, A ' ..,,......--v ,K K sq WNW, I H I xhwww WM-,TMI K rgrkr .4 ,...,.w.w-0 1- ,.. ,V , ,. x wo ,, , , . I g , mst ' -.J --A--A N ' - ' W '