Orme School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Mayer, AZ)

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MARGARET H. DORNISH A. B. Smith College, 1956 Graduate Courses Yale University, 1957 ENGLISH Miss Dornish is another very busy member of our faculty. Her many activities include teaching English, sponsoring the chapel committee, and coaching the girls in such sports as volleyball, baseball, basketball, and track. Miss Dornish is known for her great athletic skill and sportsmanship. She always has something amusing or encouraging to say to her players, and rightly has the respect of everyone at Orme. LELA SATER A. B. University of California, 1924 Graduate Courses University of California, 1929-30 University of California, Summers 1939, 1941, 1945 Columbia University, Summer 1956 Denver University, Summer 1958 LOWER SCHOOL Mrs. Sater is one of the newest members of our faculty and already one of the most popular, especially among our younger set. She is in charge of the Lower School, but never declines help to the older girls if ever it is needed. Mrs. Sater will always be appreciated for her unfailing devotion to any cause she supports.

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ALLAN D„ HILTON B. S. Stanford University, 1955 M. S. Stanford University, 1958 MATHEMATICS ADMISSIONS ASSOCIATE PUBLIC RELATIONS Pam, Al, Jan, Leslie In his several years at Orme, Mr. Hilton has acquired many jobs both in the admin- istrative and in the academic departments of our school. His versatility and easy manner have made it possible for him to accomplish much. Aside from his position on the faculty, he is Director of Admissions and the head of the summer camp program. He also is re- sponsible for the alumni bulletin and for much of the photography in the yearbook. SIDNEY H. THOMAS A. B. Middlebury College Ed. M. University of Vermont Graduate Courses in the Sciences at: Cornell University, Colby College, and Dartmouth College BIOLOGY GENERAL SCIENCE ALGEBRA I MILDREDS. THOMAS A. B. Hunter College University of Vermont, Summer 1956 LIBRARIAN Jimmy, Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Thomas, George Mr. and Mrs. Thomas have been with us for four years, both contributing gready to our community. Mr. Thomas teaches biology and algebra, and is known for his acute perception of the world around him. He also teaches archery and riding in the afternoons, and is active in other organizations. Mrs. Thomas is our very competent and extremely well-organized librarian. She is always willing to help us find anything in the library, and handles the difficult job of ordering the right books on a small budget. Without Mrs. Thomas many of our term papers would have been much more difficult and time-consuming.

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PHILIP H. IIULME B. S. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1926 Fairleigh-Dickinson University, 1959-60 CHEMISTRY PHYSICS PLANE GEOMETRY Mrs. and Mr. Hulme We are very fortunate to have on our faculty a teacher such as Mr. Hulme. He has won great distinction in the field of industrial metallurgy and has now retired to teach in an effort to pass on some of his knowledge and understanding to others. Mr. Hulme teaches both Chemistry and Physics, and is one of our most devoted, and therefore one of our best liked teachers. JAMES W. CASEY, JR. B. S. Kent State University, 1959 CIVICS GEOGRAPHY AMERICAN HISTORY CHARLOTTE CASEY B. S. Kent State University, 1960 ENGLISH SPANISH Mrs. Casey, Diane, Mr. Casey, Jim In their two short years here, Mr. and Mrs. Casey have become integral members of our community. Mr. Casey teaches Civics and Geography, but by far most important, he is one of the coaches responsible for our two successive undefeated seasons in football, and our undefeated season in basketball. Mrs. Casey has done her share also. Besides teaching Spanish and English, she is a member of the choir, an advisor, and lends her able hand at choreographing our musi- cal productions.