Henrico High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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96 DIANNA DIX English 10, HOW advisor. ANDREA DURHAM physical education, intramurals, varsity gymnastics coach. GERLINDA EDWARDS English 9, advanced composition and creative writing. NELSON ELAM drivers education, 9th grade football coach. GARLAND ELLETT physical education, student government association advisor, assistant varsity football and varsity boys basketball coach. KEN EPLING marketing, fashion merchandising. COURTNEY FREDERICK clerk typist, cooperative office education. JOHN GALLIER government, chess club sponsor. DONALD GANZERT U.S. history, advanced placement U.S. history, student organization for developing attitudes advisor. WILLIAM GARBETT physical education, varsity boys track, assistant varsity football and varsity indoor track coach. DAVID GARRETT world history and geography, U.S. history, varsity soccer coach. JOE HADEN in school suspension. JUDITH HALL physical education, assistant gymnastics coach. VIRGINIA HALLER geometry, math 9, computer programming. ANN HAMLETTE special education, H- Teens Il sponsor.

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HELEN COLEMAN ‘English 12, advanced placement English, honor society and creative writing sponsor. DONALD COLLEY US. history, history of colonial America, varsity baseball coach. ELIZABETH CONNER Franch, varsity cheerleader sponsor. PAMELA COSBY art, creative crafts, drawing, thespian society sponsor, school productions. GARY CRISWELL world history and geography, key club sponsor, junior varsity wrestling, assistant junior varsity boys track, 9th grade football coach. JOAN DARDEN physical education, varsity girls basketball coach. GUY DAVIS U.S. history, varsity boys basketball coach. JACKIE DAVIS beginning typing, clerk typist, introduction to business, future business leaders of America club sponsor. WAYNE DAVIS physics, physical science, television supervisor. Thirty-two percent of those who answered the survey grad- uated from high schools in the Richmond Metropolitan Area. Listed below are the ten schools and the number of faculty members who graduated from each. Collegiate George Wythe Glen Allen Henrico Hermitage Highland Springs Huguenot Patrick Henry Thomas Jefferson J. R. Tucker Virginia Randolph So eS Rie B® MH KH WH dS Our survey revealed that the teachers who responded repre- sent forty-nine different col- leges and universities located throughout the country. One teacher attended a foreign uni- versity, The University of Paris. The university represented by the largest number of our answering faculty is Virginia Commonwealth University. 95

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CHARLES HANBURY marketing, occupational essentials. BRENDA HANCOCK special education. JOSEPH HARE mechanical drawing, woodwork, varsity golf coach. LOIS HARRIS English 11. DAVID HARWOOD marketing, introduction to world of work, education for daily living, occupational essentials, distributive education clubs of America sponsor. DOT HAUFLER in school suspension. RAYMOND HEGE industrial arts, woodwork. BETTY HOFFER beginning typing, introduction to business. ELIZABETH HUDSON home and family living, clothing and children, future homemakers of America club sponsor. When our teachers were stu- dents, they were involved in a variety of extracurricular activ- ities and sports. Forty-eight per- cent of those who answered played a sport in high school, and thirty-three percent played a college sport. (Three teachers played semi-pro sports.) Twenty percent of the respond- ing teachers performed in their bands or drill teams. Twenty percent were cheerleaders, and several of our teachers were majorettes. Twenty-seven were selected for Homecoming Courts or the equivalent. Just twenty-seven percent partici- pated in forensics competitions, but a grand total of sixty-three percent performed in plays and musicals. 97