Brandon High School - Eagle Yearbook (Brandon, FL)

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Raymond McCoy Driver Ed. Mathematics Nat Storms Agriculture As students, we might not have always nown what preparations had to be made order for our daily lessons, weekly ests, and all the elements that our ourses were composed of. In order for he curriculum to run smoothly, there was teacher in charge of each department. Department Heads had a great respon- ibility. They had to work closely with and 'wht .A I. . 5. I I I I 1' Col Thomas Michel ,ll t i ' , l 3 i . . ' n.o.T.c. Robert Sanchez Tom Schlarbaum Physical Ed. Carole Valdespino Guidance supervise their teachers. Making sure that students had the essential equipment necessary to pass courses such as tex- tbooks, workbooks, protractors, cars for Driver's Education, Physical Education equipment, and much more was also a big task for Department Heads. Extra hours of work each day, attending various meetings, evaluating teachers, ordering 7 Clara Schiro Business Ed. Robert Sperry Cooperative Business Ed I' 1? 'E sufficient supplies, while working with a budget, were all in the line of duty for these very dedicated workers. As if just handling these leadership duties weren't enough to constitute a full time job, most department heads also taught either four or five classes each day. A big thank you was due for the fine job our department heads did. Department Heads X 325

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Creating and collecting craft objects is t keeps Mrs. Barbara Anderson happy. he hobby that Zia ' 3 Those who believed that the typical Brandon teacher spent his entire life out- side of school hours in scholarly en- deavors like paper-grading and test- writing, simply didn't know their teachers very well. When polled as to their hobbies, our faculty responded with a massive list which included boating, dancing, camp- ing, gardening, sewing, hunting, fishing, working with crafts, traveling with their families, and playing or watching every imaginable sport. Some of the most uni- que responses came from Mr. James Duffy, who enjoyed making stained glass creations and drag racing, Mrs. Ann Aley, whose hobby was catering partiesg Mrs. Carmel Cone, who enjoyed raising orchids and arranging flowersg Mr. Glenn Churchwell, whose interests included driving semi-trucks and participating in stock car racing and tractor pullsg Mr. Frank Crawford, who enjoyed wood- working for relaxationg and Mrs. Claudeen Boyd, whose idea of fun was climbing into her own plane at Brandon Airport and tak- ing off into the sunset. Brandon's faculty was, indeed, made up of busy, active teachers. hat?! Teachers Are Human, T0o?! Faculty I 327