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

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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

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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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GLEN HAIRFIELD —East Tonnes see State University B.S. and M.A., SOCIAL STUDIES MARY BICOUVARIS — Teach¬ er ' s College, Greece, Diploma El. Ed., Ohio State University B.S. Ed., William and Mary M.S. Ed., SOCIAL STUDIES SAMUEL BUTLER —North Carolina A T State University B.S., Hampton Institute M.A. SOCIAL STUDIES RONALD CUTLER — Frederick College B.A., University ot Richmond M.A., SOCIAL STUDIES WILLIAM EVANS — Georgia Teachers College B.S.Ed., SOCIAL STUDIES WHITNEY KEHN — Old Dominion University SOCIAL STUDIES CHARLES PARKS —Hampton ir Stltute SOCIAL STUDIES THOMAS RILEY — University ot Southern California M.S., SOCIAL STUDIES CINDY HELDRETH —Old Domin¬ ion University M.A., MATHEMATICS CHARLES BROWN — Norfolk State University B.S., MATHEMATICS JOYCE CROUTHAMEL — Colo¬ rado State University MA THEM A TICS JOHN GREEN — Hampton Insti¬ tute B. S., MA THEM A TICS HAROLD LEWIS —Golden Gate University MBA, B.S.-H.I. MATHEMAT ICS JOSEPH MICKLOS —Kutztown State College M.Ed., MATHEMATICS KAY QUITKO —William Mary B.S. and M.A., MATHEMATICS JOHN GRAGG — Howard, MATH EM AT ICS CLARENCE BRAXTON — Hamp¬ ton Institute B.S., Virginia State Uni¬ versity M.Ed., D.E. and I.C.T. PHILLIP FERTITTA —Old Dominion University, D.E. and I.C.T. BRENDA PHALIN —University of West Virginia D.E. and I.C.T. ROBERT SAUCIER — St. Bene¬ dicts College B.S., George Washing ton University M.S.A. D.E. and I.C.T. Social Studies Mathematics D.E. and I.C.T. 23