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

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98 ALVIN HUNTER woodwork. MILDRED JENKINS English 12, speech. RICHARD JONES industrial arts, metal. MARGARET KING advanced beginning typing, personal typing, business law. NANCY LAVIER world history and geography, sociology. DEBRA MARLOW English 10, yearbook business staff advisor, national honor society sponsor. JUDITH MARSHALL English 9. RANDALL MATHIS advanced biology, physical science. BARBRA MITCHELL algebra, pre-algebra. CARLTON MOORE photo journalism, Smoke Signals advisor. WAYNE MOSELEY. world history and geography, television supervisor, intramurals. DOUGLAS MOYER algebra, pre-algebra, psychology, junior varsity baseball coach. NORA NEWELL Spanish, student government association advisor CAROLYN NICHOLS English 12, 81 class sponsor, forensics sponsor. DOROTHY PAYNE English 10, 11, quill and scroll sponsor.

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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

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SUE RAMER beginning and advanced accounting, Smoke Signals advisor. PAUL REAHARD English 11, television program director, drama, school productions, one act play. BARBRA REYNOLDS biology, science club sponsor. PAMELA ROACH algebra, geometry, survey, assistant varsity girls track coach. FAYE ROLLINGS world history and geography, German, German club sponsor, intramurals, varsity girls tennis coach. DAVID RUSCUS chemistry, advanced placement chemistry. SARAH SAVAGE art, ceramics, painting, sculpture, school productions. MARGARET SCHAEFER algebra, math 9, vocational math. CARL SCIORTINO chemistry, biology. Over one-half of the faculty who replied were tapped into honor societies in their high schools. Over one-fourth of the group were members of a col- lege honor society. An impres- sive ninety percent of our rep- resentative group of teachers held offices in high school or college. Most of our group of teachers continued their formal educa- tion beyond earning the Bache- lors Degree. More than one-half of these teachers have their Masters Degrees, and two of them hold their Doctorates. 99