Bowling Green High School - Speaker Yearbook (Bowling Green, MO)

Page 20 text:

XA., MRS. PAULINE DOYLE English I,II Freshman class sponsor B.S. Degree, Northeast Mo. State Teachers Col- lege, Mo. University, A.8zM. College, Fort Col- lins Colo. Member of: DAR MRS. BETTY KRISTOFFERSON fl-IEMMEJ Composition, English IV Pep squad sponsor, Senior trip sponsor B.S. in Education, Southeast Missouri State Col- lege Member of: PTA, PCTA, MSTA, Sigma Tau Delta, Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship MRS. KATHERINE MOTLEY English, Speech, Senior Play, Junior Play Student Council sponsor A.B. Degree, Missouri Valley, Northeast Missouri State College, M.Ed. Degree, University of Mo. MISS CLEO BANKHEAD Latin, Library B.A. Degree, University of Mo., M.L.S. Degree, University of Ill. I6 First

Page 19 text:

X :li ...A The new art room, walled almost entirely with glass provides plenty of light for these sketchers. Mr. Mallory was NE Mo. Voca- tional Ag. Teachers Ass'n Pres. last year. MISS JOYCE WILEY Basic Business, Typing, Short- hand, Business English 8.1 Law Pep squad sponsor B.S. in Education, Southeast Mo. State, Graduate work MU Member of: PCTA, MSTA, NBEA, PTA MISS JANE BUCKS Bookkeeping, Typing, Clerical Practice, Publications, J-1 Speaker and Bobcaster sponsor Kirksville State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. in Ed. and Graduate work, Journalism workshops, MU Member of: Cardinal Key, Pi Omega Pi, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Phi Omega, NBEA, PCTA, MSTA, Honorary FFA I5

Page 21 text:

any .as Mrs. Doyle and Mrs. Motley seem to enjoy the improved chalkboard in the new high school building. , .3 , Thereas the Readin' 81 Writin' English and language is the largest department at BGHS. Enrollment ran 548 in 24 classes, Mrs. Doyle had five sections of Eng- lish Ig Miss Hemme had three composition classes, Mrs. Motley had four English III sections. Sophomore English had four sections: and English IV needed two sec- tions. Students write autobiographies, study folk music, learn oral communication, write term papers, study literature, do translations, have pen pals plus, of course, the regular associated activi- French classes were introduced during the 1963 term, Spanish and Latin were already in the curriculum. Mrs, Doyle was Pike County Teachers Ass'n nominating committee chairmang Mrs. Mudd was secretary of that group. BGHS presents at least two annual dramatic productions. Mrs. Motley di- rected jr. and Sr. plays this term. Miss Hemme became Mrs. Randal Kristofferson during Christmas vacation. Miss Bankhead faced the task of moving the entire high school library. ties. Studies MU stays neatj. MRS. MARGOT MUDD French I,II, Spanish I,II, English ll Sophomore Class Sponsor B.A. Miami University, Additional Handling books is always messy work, laughs Miss Bankhead Qbut she always