Bethel High School - Ursa Major Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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TEACHERS- ADMINISTRATION TEACHERS- ADMINISTRATION TEACHERS- ADMINISTRATION MRS. CARRIE WYNDER The assistant principal for instruction works with the prin¬ cipal in the development and implementdtion of poli¬ cies and procedures reldtive to curriculum, scheduling, classroom observation, and teacher evaluation. CHARLES SILLS, Hampton Insti¬ tute, ART BARBARA DAVIS, East Carolina University, B.S., MUSIC RUTH WINSLOW, East Carolina University, B.S., HOME ECONOMICS EMILY LOVETT, Virginia State Uni¬ versity, HOME ECONOMICS PRINCIPAL: W. L. LOVETT The principal is charged with the administration, supervision, and op¬ eration of the individual school pro¬ gram. it is his responsibility to see that the school functions within the framework of policies of the School Board and the State Board of Edu¬ cation. He is expected to provide leadership to his staff and assists in interpreting the educational pro¬ gram in the community. 21

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LYNDA HOOPER, Western Caro¬ lina, GUIDANCE MARION JOHNS, Virginia Union University, B S., Hampton Institute, M.A., GUIDANCE RICHARD RUEHE, University of Illi¬ nois, B.S., George Washington Uni¬ versity, M.A., William and Mary, M.Ed., GUIDANCE NANCY HAYES, Agnes Scott College, B.A., University ot Virginia, M.Ed.. GUIDANCE VEDA KNOWLES, Iowa State University, B.S., William and Mary, M.Ed., GUIDANCE ROBERT HINTZ, East Carolina Uni versify, B.S., Old Dominion University, MS.. DEAN OF BOYS VIOLET WILLIAMS, University of Georgia, B.A., Tennessee Techno¬ logical University, M.A., DEAN OF GIRLS FRANK BIRDWELL, band direc TOR BOLEN SHUPE AMOS G. WEST Assistant Principal-Administration ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL—Student Activities The assistant principal for student activities The assistant principal for administration works with works with the principal in the development of poli- the principal in the development of policies and pro cies and procedures governing the life of the stu- cedures governing general plant operation, pupil dent. Mr. West is responsible for: accountability, discipline, and building maintenance. The organizations and supervision of the student activity program (clubs, SCA, etc.) Handling problems of a disciplinary nature. Coordination of all fund-raising projects spon¬ sored by the various school organizations. Lockers and bus supervision SANDRA DYSICK— Principals Secre tory MARILYN CHARLES —Clerk Typ¬ ist EVELYN EDWARDS —Record Clerk LOIS DUKE —Guidance Secretary 20

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KAY TRENT — East Tennessee State University B.A. and M.S., SCI ENCE GEORGIA HUNTER— University of North Carolina M.Ed., SCIENCE DONALD RIM A —Old Dominion University B.S., SCIENCE CHRIS SMITH —Madison College B.S.. SCIENCE CHARLOTTE TAGGART — Hardln-SImmons University B.A. and M.Ed., SCIENCE PATRICIA WALSH —Ohio Univer¬ sity B.S.Ed., SCIENCE EUGENE WARE — Tougaloo Col lege B.S., SCIENCE DAVID LEECH —University ot Vir¬ ginia B.A., William and Mary M.Ed., FOREIGN LANGUAGE SUSAN ARGABRIGHT —Old Da minion University FOREIGN LAN GUAGE JAMES EARLEY —North Carolina A T State University B.S., New York University M.A. FOREIGN LANGUAGE MONICA MALONE —University of Texas B.A. Hon. and M.A., Univer¬ sity of Saarbrucken, Germany, FOR¬ EIGN LANGUAGE ROBERT OLIVER —Old Dominion University B.S., Mlddlebury College M.A. FOREIGN LANGUAGE MARION PALMER —Hampton In¬ stitute B.S., BUSINESS CAROLYN ALLEN —Applachlan State University B.S., Hampton Insti¬ tute Masters In Guidance, BUSINESS HELEN COWLES — Virginia State University BUSINESS MAUREEN HAWES — Old Domin¬ ion University B.S., BUSINESS JERALD PIERPONT —Campbell University B.A., BUSINESS LINDA SHIFFLETTE — Virginia Tech M.Ed., BUSINESS DOROTHY SIMMONS— Bene diet College B.S., BUSINESS WiLFORD MOUTON — Prairie View A M University B.S., Hampton Institute MS., BUSINESS AND MATH Foreign Language 22 Seienee Business