Anderson High School - Tidings Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Karen Wall Vnce Presndent, Ansley Masters, Treasurer Alycxa Moore Secretary, Mary Ann Kmg Presrdent IU IOR CLASS HANNA HIGH 1960 Our lumor year has been one of much confusxon and ex cxtement We began to parncxpate rn more school act1v1t1es and assume more responsrbxhtles W1th a Hurry of exc1tement and the hush hush of secrets me began to plan for the junxor Senror As we decorated and practrced we hoped that th1s one would be the best jumor Semor yet When sprmg electlons began we felt a strange sens1t1ve ness commg over us It was hard to reahze that next year would be our last at Hanna Hlgh, that a member of our class would be Presrdent of the Student Body, and that we would be senlors 28 JUNIOR CLASS SPONSOR Mrss Mary McConnell 7 I ! ' I - 7 - ' Q 7 - IA V I i

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Innovatio ns THE coUNsEL1NG sYsTEM Students who find themselves with a problem, large or small, can receive help from the Hanna High counseling system. The homeroom teacher, having the closest relation to the student, is the key person in the counseling program. Miss Mari- etta McCown, Senior Counselorg Mrs, Ruby Grant, junior Coun- selorg and Miss Margaret Hood. Sophomore Counselor and Chief Counselor are on alternate duty in the office during the school day to advise the students of each class. Over all these Counselors is Mr. Sandlin who supervises the entire guidance program. Our counselin s'stem romotes ood facul -student rela- Y tions, advises students on their program of study in and after high school, guides students in their choice of vocations. HUMANITIES LECTURES The seniors have been given a distinctive privilege this year in the form of lectures presented by distinguished scholars in realms of religion, history, math, science and the arts. The desire of the Curriculum Committee in promoting this series of lectures was to acquaint each senior with the history of Western development. Miss Mary McCown, Senior Class Counselorg Mrs. Ruby Grant, Junior Class Counselorg Miss Margaret Hood, Sophomore Class Counselor and Chief Counselor. THE LANGUAGE LAB At long last Hanna High has become equipped with a language lab, or rather the beginnings of one. In order to provide greater opportunity to hear native speakers, we have numerous records and tapes. By listening through earphones, students can reproduce the foreign sounds more accurately. They can check their programs in reproducing these sounds by listening to a recording of their pronunciation. That's me? is a familiar sound in our' language lab. Mahalie Brown, Carol Adams, Connie McClain, Brenda DT- D0f0'5l'1Y RiCh9Ya Dramarics DeP3ffmeUta Furman UniV9!'SiCY- Cromer, and Marilyn Breen make use of the language lab. xo,-

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