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“Ya gots to get in da spirit of things,” states Coach Sheelar at a pep rally. Mrs. Foltz appears happy because she has just written the last of 1 the overdue notices. Vergil Baker Harold Brown Tommy Davis Michael Hughes Shirley Langdon Doug Maryak Head Basketball Coach Baseball Coach Football Coach Football Coach Head Volleyball Coach Basketball Coach Football Coach Football Coach Basketball Coach Basketball Coach Tennis - American History Physical Education Health Math World Geography Physical Education Track 58 «
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As the year began and the change from the quarter system to the semester system occurred, the teachers again prepared for classes. Two years of history and science were required and government was made a full year course. Doc continued his famous experiments, while Mrs. Deaver and Mrs. Thompson relied on their frogs and parasites to teach their classes. Branching out from the symphonic, marching, and concert bands, Mr. Aikman taught his music theory class to present a different outlook toward the field of music. Mr. Duke once again produced a prominent choir as was seen with the exceptional presentation of the seasonal programs, the annual musical, and various other renditions. Mr. Wilson’s art was divided into six distinctive courses, each reaching an individual plateau of achievement. “T’ve finally collected all the ad money,” announces a happy Mrs. Cal- loway. Wow M44 “Just keeping things quiet,” states Mr. Culwell. ] fr L S| i Y) Dy t a SS S G | [Ss N G i Mary Foltz Patricia Hardy Sandra Johnson Nancy Summers Leon Wilson Library World History Government Government Art American History Marianne Thompson Biology
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Through the goalposts or over the hurdles, over the net or through the net, driving on the fairway or batting on the diamond, the athletic department had something for everyone. Coaches contributed many hours above and beyond the call of money in order to give the students the advantages of a meritorious and challenging program. Wood shop, metal shop and drafting were offered to students of all grade levels. The industrial arts teachers were involved profoundly with student activities. They spent many hours working on projects for clubs and organizations and they added immensely to the spirits of everyday living. WQO= Alm 264) Peggy Wakeland Basketball Coach Math [ . s T RR [ IN L Q=|2Ie Steven O’Quin Dean Richters Warren Sheelar Glenn Sperry Michael Williams Football ere Football Coach Head Football Coach Metal Shop Wood Shop Business Math Track Coach Drafting Driver Education
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