Carolina High School - Carolinian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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special recognition lka- N-94' Counseling at Carolina High School takes a dedicated work- er and friend. The job requires helping students solve their problems with classes, college, and future plans. The Carolinian Staff wishes to give Mrs. Barbara Seaborn spe- cial recognition for all her time, effort, and thoughfulness. We really appreciate this lovely lady. Being an advisor for the Trojan, teaching English, working stu- dents hard and being a cut-up is part of this lady's daily activi- ties. Because of her contribution to the school and overall good per- sonality, the Carolinian Staff wishes to give Mrs. ,loan Scrip- ture special recognition. , ng! 'f 1: . . li1, 4l . Ts S if in ' . T in i1.sXi..., 11,2 L julia N Teaching the A.P. English Class and coaching the Academic Team takes a lot out of a person, but somehow he finds time to take a coffee break with Mrs. Zende. ln l98O he was chosen as a final- ist in the teacher of the year contest in Greenville County. ln the past he was the NHS sponsor and newspaper adviser. Because of his involvement, the Carolinian Staff wishes to give Mr. James Garrick special rec- ognition. Special Recognitlonfl9

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She has been a teacher at Caro- lina for four years and has al- ready contributed to CaroIina's past. Three of her four years at CHS she has dedicated to the yearbook as advisor. She has helped coach the Aca- dedication demic Team and has also been an English department chair- man. For the l98I-82 school year she was voted teacher of the year at Carolina. Both students and teachers respect her judg- ment and treasure her friend- ship. Being a teacher and a friend takes a very special per- son. The Silver Anniversary Volume of the Carolinian is dedicated to Mrs. Nancy Zende for her con- cern, encouragement, and over- all participation in school activi- ties. I8fAcademics

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administration Mr. Jesse Beck settled into his second year as principal at Carolina High School after hav- ing spent several years here as assistant principal. During his years in both capacities, Mr. Beck has always maintained an approachable posture to stu- dents and teachers alike. He has always been willing to discuss problems and offer solutions. In dealing with students, parents, and teachers he maintained a cool head when the tempers of others flared. - .e,-sgxa . llll Q Assistant principals Mickey Long and Billie McGaha shared ll the responsibility for discipline this year. Mr. Long handled class cutting, building mainten- ance, lunch duty and other re- sponsibilities while Ms, McGaha worked with curriculum, books, and scheduling. This was Ms. McGaha's first year at Carolina. She came to us from Eastside High School. She has been a wel- come addition to our adminis- tration. y 'Via I T Q- 2OfAcademics