Altamahaw Ossipee High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

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Fifth grade listens as Mrs. Iseley explains Geography Around the World. Mrs. Patterson's second grade reads and writes. Learning to read is a pleasure with Miss Rauhut. Lets visit Scandinavia with Mrs. McAdams' sixth grade. Mrs. Rum ley teaches third graders to spell. dbauA- (d Pnepasuztitm. . . Music classes are fun with Mr. Black.

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Mrs. Troxler says, A stitch in time— in Home Ec. Class. Coach Padgett directs an end-around No Hunt-and-Peck for Mrs Pennington's typists. Male faculty takes time out for lunch. Mr. Knight brings history class up to date on world affairs. Science class continues to be amazed at Mr. Iseley's experiments. Mrs. Knight expostulates on The English language. Algebra becomes easy as Mrs. Kirkman demonstrates. Page 7

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Office assistants and bus drivers provide a special brand of service. The responsibility of getting boys and girls to school on sunny days, rainy days and, sometimes, on snowy days lies on the shoulders of a capable crew of well- trained bus drivers. Answering telephones, running errands,’typing, filing and mimeographing are all a part of the day's work for seniors who elect to assist in the principal's office. At the same time they gain valuable experience in office practices. Office Assistants Left to Right: Pete Barker, Billy Alcon, Ethel Ring, Jerry Garrison, Carolyn Terrell, Larry Sherrill. Left to Right: Judy Combs, Dan Ross, Jane Madren, Larry Reid, Brenda Boone, Luther Smith, Pat Gerringer. Bus Drivers Front Row, Left to Right: Darrell Woody, Bobby Hardy, Dan Ross, Billy Alcon, Jerry Garrison. Back Row: Donald Woody, Luther Smith, Pete Barker. baud- cd Se uuce. . . Page 9