Brookland Cayce High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Cayce, SC)

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if if A if D ti Sours, David - Graphic Arts, Pre- il f' -if . VOCHUOH . . ss g. ' Q y , i A A Swett, Ann - Art f ttt ,Z ig M . 'fr H if Taylor Diane - Math Algebra I L 'Q' ' . . ' y x rrr 4' -5 rr xv: Todd, Harriet -- Library - Secre- Tf rl ' ' Vt'1 ' ti tary 1 J C ttt ' . Ward, Stephanie - Physical Science, A rlni g I V Action - Chemistry Q iii ' :i'i' S' Watson, Elizabeth - English ,' S' V , Watson, Ingrid - Black-literature, V,,V i M y 5: 'L A Civics, You and the Law ryrrs , 4 'Y L- 1 C Westbrook, lean - Guidance yi ,, y 95 g 3 73' gg . A D yt ,V L Wiles, Donna - Algebra, Math W A 2 t ,,,tg.,, t 4 A Willis, Mary - Clothing, Home Arts A 56 it Q ! ,A ' and Crafts, Child Development, v rfl 5 f' -A i - Decoration W? 'Till T' fi' Q Miss Ready smiles at a joke told by one of her witty students. 5 f s, if di 1 if at - xx , . A' ,.. A Mrs. McGuire looks over the strange ex- cuses students bring in to the attendance office. Mr. Chitty reminds a student that when the second bell rings, it's time to go to class. A . af Miss Kessler becomes ecstatic when she finds out that everyone dressed out. Mrs. Carney and Mrs. Sees watch their favorite team while shivering in the cold. Facultyf93

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WHHT 'S IT HLL HBUUT ? What are some of the rewards of being a teacher? Well, one teacher perhaps expressed it best when he replied, If I can help someone become happier about who they are and what they are, I feel I have really done something. Seeing young people learning to know themselves, and how to make de- cisions about life . .. kids growing to be individuals and feeling self satis- faction - that's what teaching is all about. Student teacher Tommy Collier jokes with some students in one of his newly acquired classes. Mrs. M. Giles demonstrates to lo Ann Benjamin the delicious art of making cookies. Patterson, john -ROTC Patterson, 1.5. - Zoology, Environ- mental Biology Pennington, Margaret - Civics, French, U.S. History Poovy, Spencer - U.S. History, Communism vs. Democracy, You and the Law Price, Barbara - journalism, Eng- lish Writing, Research, Newspaper Rainey, Angela - African Studies, World History, You and the Law, Psychology Randolph, Carolyn - Physical Sci- ence Ready, jane - Geometry, Math Rials, Diane - DECA Risinger, Lauren - English Rivers, Dorothy- U.S. History, Yearbook Roberts, George - Physics, Physical Science, Chemistry Schaap, Mary - English, College Reading Schlieder, Diane -- English, Re- search, Mythology Scott, Debra - Resource Room Scott, Nancy -- Math, Algebra Simmons, Don - P. E. Sineath, George - Math, Geometry Sees, Maybelle - Guidance Snyder, Pat - English, Grammar, Writing 92fFaculty 14 s -s i if st f l :X in . , l i Q, .M ,EFXM S fl X Qt . - . If i .is g .-fr ' it ' ii.. tssi t ii.. ' -4. X 1 we--X - rri C ...ist E f' N wk 4

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BEHI D THE SCE E5 The B.C. District H2 Board of Trustees is a very hard working and important group. just what exactly is their job? Well, some of the things they do are interviewing and selecting teachers for the B.C. schools. The board is also in charge of all the budgets - how much to spend for what, in the schools. They have to approve all field trips and other excursions relating to the schools, and also work out the me- chanics of selecting teacher of the year, from our district. These are just a few of the many duties this group has. They do a superb job atallofthem. Mr. Heyward Moore - Assistant Su- perintendent of Public Relations Board of Trustees - Walter S. Walker, Robert Livingston, L.T. Out- law, William jennings, Carroll Mc- Gee, B.H. Whetstone, Fred Carter 94fAdministration Mr. Hebert Wood - Superinten dent of B.C. School District H2