White Hall High School - Bulldog Yearbook (White Hall, AR)

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language arts To teach students to speak, read, and write their native language is the objective of English teachers. A fo r e i g n language, French, is offered to broaden students' per- spective. TOP: Mr, Butts guility talks on the office telephone. ABOVE: Mrs. Johnson stresses to find in French. LEFT: Mrs. Johnson as- sists Tommy Sidwell in working the tape recorder, JIMMY BUTTS, Speech and En- glish Il, MRS , JUANITA JOHNSON, French I and II and English H, so W .,s.rssl,?gs w 3 . ---s ' -EI 122113 ff . ww. :sf .rf-.Z I -, 2 is - I 6 l

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I A -Q. . . MRS. IUANITA CARTER, Guidance Counselingv. MRS.REBAlNZER, Study Hall. 'lRS. EDNA IERIGAN, Library. counseling, study hall, library Aplaceto study, to do research, and to further aperson'seducation is of- feredbylthese women. A nice quiet atmosp ere promotes the capabili- ties of learning thus building a stu- dent's knowledge. E r TOP: A bright smile form Mrs. Jernigan i ndic at es a love for her work. ABOVE: Mrs. Carter has the routine activity oflooking up student records. LEFT: Mrs. Inzer calls the roll of her study hall classes. FAR LEFT: At a library meeting, Mrs. Jernigan announces the routine for the coming week. ,sr

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X 3 A ,Y 3 MM 4 x, .ffg 1 ABOVE: Mrs. Rogers takes a look over one of her many unit projects. ABOVE RIGHT: Mr. Wyatt glances over the b oo ks ordered by his stu- dents. LEFT: Mrs. Rogers shows the class one of her best projects. MRS. LILLIAN ROGERS, English III and IV. DA L-E WYATT, Creative Writing and English III. 'Sv' , sl l 1