Ashbrook High School - Leaves of Green Yearbook (Gastonia, NC)

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,sees Laura Henkel - Hearing Impaired: David Abowd and Ellen Griffin - Special English l, ll, and Ill, and Special Math l, ll, and lllp Virginia Wilson - Special English and Math. loan Eargle and Elaine Benjamin - Survival Skills. Mark Hyde - Drama and Senior English. Randall Lowe gives his class a lecture on The Scarlet Letter. Genevieve Ware - U.S. Studies and Geography and Peopleg Frances Kinlavv - US. Studies and Geography and Peoplep Sharon McKenzie - US, Studies and SociologyfPsychologyg LaRae Brittain - U.S. Studies and Geography and Peo- pleg Ray Taylor - US. Studies. Peoplef95

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Leona Smith - Senior English, Laverne Davis - Senior and lunior English, Mary Layton - Senior English, Yearbook, Creative Writing, Linda Sell - Senior Englishg Starr Downs - Student teacher. After Z3 years of teaching, Leona Smith grades yet another stack of papers una M ,L ,V 4 , f . ., :ia 7 ,. 'I1ffi'4s, 3, .fa '.t'., '. 4 h.,' Z, W. ff - 1' 2 1 4 s - if- L 1 V kan QWYWMQQ, gf JV 4 M ,fg?' ' T f ff' . T 1 ,..12.a... , ' . H 1 Jima. .. ' Y ..- t. TQ, ffm, L L L L L , .L .. L Muff' WW? ,.. .'x,... Q ly ...sf gm Teachers Direct Students Cut, Take five . . . lust as the directors of a movie are important to the production, so are the directors of classes, the teachers. Movie directors call the shots and basically keep the roll moving. This is much like the job of teachers. They keep the wheels of learning rolling along each day. As directors, the teachers job is to introduce his students to new ideas and unexplored areas of study, to enlarge their horizons. This is a demanding but rewarding profession, one Mary Alice Holland - Sophomore and Senior Englishg Diane Beam - lunior Englishp Van Sellers - Sophomore Englishg Leila Evans - interim teacher. 94!People that requires much preparation and dedica- tion. Teachers are constantly learning and expanding their own knowledge, often with the help of their students. Teachers are a vital part of the Ashbrook life. They can also become your friends. As one student said, As you roll on through life, you may look back and see that your teachers were good friends. They were always there to give you advice if you needed it. l SJ -. A--...,,,hs.x 3 Ann Neal - Sophomore English, loceyln - lunior English. Suzy Metcalf - student teacherg R. M. I- - Sophomore English, journalism ll.

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Larry Rhodes and Ierry Carpenter, Drivers Education, Not pictured: Maynard Bridges Mona Butler, Home Economics, and Margaret lackson, Health Occupations, aa , if t Rem, They give new views to lite, and teach us how to live, , they soothe the grieved, the stubborn they Chastise, fools they admonish, and Confirm the vvise. Their aid they yield to all. Ann Cotorth, Chemistry l and A P. Chemistry, Martha Kincaid, General Science and Biology, Stan Beam is the new horticulture teacher at Brenda Britt, Biology, Anthony Giatohhe, Chem- Ashbrook. One ot' his main iobs is keeping up istry I, Stuart Caudill, Biology, and Anita Friday, the landscape, Biology wi ,, Mill-' l ,, '4-. 6 96fPeople fy