Christ Church Episcopal High School - Hellenian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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mlnuvwlf Mrs Gaddy promotes the understanding of English literature in her Senior classes Mrs Baker helps Will Smith calculate proper margins 3 'Q 4' N .La 'N A 'ig R F ll l l ii '-W Mrs. Barbara Carter Mrs. Betty Cavan Mrs. Jackie Gaddy Mrs. Barbara Harrison Mrs. Ruth King Mr. John Walter EngliShf73

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Literature Summer and supplementary reading lists encouraged wide exposure to literature in grades seven through twelve. Sophomores and Juniors intensified verbal SAT study while Seniors concentrated on essay skills. Term courses included mythology, Southern short stories, creative writing, and typewriting. Chaired by Mrs. Jacquelyn Gaddy, the members of the English Department were Mrs. Nancy Baker, Mrs. Barbara Carter, Mrs. Betty Cavan, Mrs. Barbara Harrison, Mrs. Ruth King, and Mr. John Walter. 72fEnglish You're telling me Shakespeare wrote Great Expectations? questions Mr. Walter. The fifth graders have totally baffled Mrs. Harrison. 5 f .ww

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74fMath Math dds Computers With the addition of two new computers, one at the Lower School and a second at the Upper School, students experienced additional instruction in computers. In order to increase proficiency, Mr. Michael Stafford, Mrs. Ginny Tate, and Mr. Charles Glennon took additional courses in computers at Greenville Technical College, Radio Shack, and Furman University. Faculty took a beginning computer course offered by Mr. Stafford afternoons after school in the fall. Headed by Mr. Stafford, Mrs. Susan McCann taught Middle School classes while Mr. Glennon taught advanced courses. The new staff member, Mrs. Jackie Rogers, taught both levels. Mrs. Nancy Baker instructed accounting. Completing the Math Department was Mrs. Ginny Tate of the Lower School. - Z... sy: 1:-5 - , ,Mc X NX Ik X ik, K' Mrs. Tate advises seemingly confused students. Mr. Charles Glennon Mrs. Susan McCann Mrs. Jackie Rogers Mr. Michael Stafford Mrs. Ginny Tate 'F f-r . i Mr. Stafford listens intently to a student's question Mrs. Rogers works diligently to keep up with her students.