Cheatham County High School - Echo Yearbook (Ashland City, TN)

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Our Guidance Department stays busy at CCHS. On the left is Miss Martha Groves, a welcome addition to our school this year. She holds a 8.A. degree from Belmont College and an M. Ed. from MTSU. She sponsors the Bible Club and enjoys sports and reading about historical topics. An experienced Counselor. Mrs. Evelyn Henley is pictured at the right. She sponsors the Beta Club. A graduate of MTSU and APSU. Mrs. Henley holds RN. BS and MA degrees. Gardening, sports, swimming and cooking are her outside interests. Mrs. Sue Reed made a happy addition to the office staff during the absence of Mrs. Linda Perry. Mrs. Reed belongs to Beta Sigma Phi sorority. Her sense of humor and pleasant smile made her an asset to our school. Our head librarian. Mrs. Effie Mae Fielder is always glad to help sti dents find the information they need in our library, Mrs. Fielder i a graduate of Austin Peay State University and George Peabody College She sponsors the Library Club. She likes reading, gardening, fishing and is interested in cats.

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The chief responsibility for seeing that all phases of school life get together falls on the shoulders of two people: Mr. Todd the Principle and Mr. Spangler, the Assistant Principle. Mr. Nile Todd is in his second year at Cheatham County High School. Planning the curriculum, scheduling and handling the most serious discipline problems are his main concerns, although hundreds of other jobs and problems come his way each year. FACULTY Hun I VlKm. — ... ■ JA Mr. Ralph Spangler has been around Cheatham county for a few years. He is known for his ability to get the job done, wheather it be handling a discipline problem, getting an athletic schedule set up or getting the locker-rooms painted up. If he occassionally forgets something, who could blame him. He has a lot to remember. 151

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Mrs. Elaine Johnson has been a secretary here for 4 years. Most students see her when they leave school early. Another of her duties, in addition to keeping the regis- ters. is getting the absentee slip made up each day. The Guidance Staff, pictured above, are a great asset to the department. With their help, the Guidance Counselors are able to help many more students than they would be able to otherwise. Mrs. Norma Maxey is a new face at CCHS this year. An Aus- tin Peay graduate. Mrs. Maxey serves as our assistant libra- rian. She enjoys reading, collecting antiques, and sports-es- pecially basketball. These girls make up what is commonly known as the Office Staff. They run the errands and do the miscellaneous tasks that the secretaries don't have time for during the day. It's an interesting way to spend a free period. 153