Coastal Academy - Retrospect Yearbook (Myrtle Beach, SC)

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Reading instructor Mrs. Aubie Thomas, wife of lawyer .lack Thomas, loves to travel with him and their young pre-schooler J.J. to law conventions in various parts of the country. She says that after spend- ing a week in San Francisco, they almost picked up and moved there it was so beautiful. She especially loved the fresh roses on every street corner for 52.50 a dozen! Real leisure for Mrs. Thomas is having time to read or do needle- work. She enioys crewel, crochet, counted cross-stitch, and needle- point. She is presently working on a set of six needlepoint chairseats in Williamsburg designs for her dining room. Music floats through the hours of Miss Mary Ann McNinch's days since she teaches it during school and dances to it afterwards. Eve- ,., c, nings out that include dancing and discotheques are a special treat for her. She visited Europe two years ago, and the cathedrals, music halls, and operas of Austria and Italy were her favorite places. Www 'ff-it HE

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Miss Anne Springs ioined Coastal's staff this year as second grade instructor. She brings with her memories ofa visit to Switzerland several years ago. The beautiful city of Lucerne with the lights reflecting on the river at night makes her wish to return some day. Miss Springs' talents cover sewing, cross-stitching, playing bridge and the piano. She has previously taught public school music and still loves to play favorite songs and arrangements. After teaching second grade for several years, Ms. Martha Burr ioined first graders this year when a second section was added to Coastal. Having taught first grade in the past, she welcomed a chance to return to this grade level of instruction. As creative outside of school as she is inside las displayed through her artistic bulletin boards and wall postersl, Ms. Burn's abilities range from cross-stitching designs for pictures to handpainting stools in bright colors. 137

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p Veteran first grade teacher Mrs. Allison Butler frequently tunes in the television to her favorite sport of football. She likes both college and professional games, but she is particularly a fan of the Redskins. Bridge also appeals to Mrs. Butler and she plays several times a week with friends in Conway. Lynchburg, Virginia, appeals to her because it is the home of her daughter, bufalso because of the beautiful apple orchards and mountains and its Confederate War history.