Appomattox High School - Traveler Yearbook (Appomattox, VA)

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MAKING IT WORK

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ADMINISTRATORS ...

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Nurse, May Shorter does a lot of paperwork. A Longwood graduate Linda Archer is a newcomer to the guidance field as well as being a newcomer here. Mrs. Archer counsels ninth graders. Doing a great job as our new SCA sponsor is Joyce Jamerson. She loves her new job beause she comes in contact with more students. Harriet James is known as a friend to all, especially within the senior class. Mrs. James is responsible for the Career Council as one of the sponsors. , be does a guidance secretary do? In Elaine Stubblefields case, it’s everything from typing transcripts to being a nurse’s “un- erstudy’. Hattie Hayes is enjoying her eighth year of being librarian. She likes to travel, read, and talk to others. a ig Wallis, better known as Major Wallis, is as busy outside of school playing “Old McDonald” on his 350-acre farm as in school. a a third year teacher of EMR’s, Bettye Williams is very fond of her students. Her spare time is spent trying new recipes and reading. ‘ Located in a sunny place in the school, Mrs. Ford, the TMR teacher, finds her job both challenging and rewarding. “What’s ina name,” former Miss Heising, kind of likes her new one — congratulations Mrs. Ford. Ann Robinson, who has a children of her own, fits the part of aide for the special education students. Mrs. Robinson is definitely Mrs. Ford’s “right-hand person.” Besides teaching art and sponsoring the art club, Wendy Richardson stays busy with night art classes and as a member of the Eastern Star organization. Dividing his time between the Middle School and this school, Frank Coffey teaches the band class. Mr. Coffey stays busy out of school with his own group “The Frank Coffey Quartet.” Teresa Quesenberry, is our talented chorus teacher. Although music strikes a big note in her life — she pursues other interests such as photography, needlework, and four-wheeling.