Duncan University Fletcher High School - Senator Yearbook (Neptune Beach, FL)

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MRS. ANN FUDDELL - -V MRS. GERALDINE W. TERRELL . . . MRS. VIVIAN TIMMERMAN . .. Secrewry fOr Mr. DOQQGH- School Bookkeeper. Mr. Hlll's Secretory . , . Queen's College A D LIBRARY LIBRARY: New shelves, new flooring, fresh painf, a record-lending de- parTmenT and even a few new books grace FleTcher's recondiTioned li- brary. Mrs. Robinson and her Troop of assisTanTs are always willing To aid sTudenTs in locafing maferial for book-reporfs and Themes. GUID- ANCE: PSAT resulTs'? NMSQT scores? For a Time This office sounded like a code branch of The FBI. On Top of all This They manage To keep your schedule sTraighT. OFFICE: Here many girls receive valuable Train- ing Through rouTine office work while performing such invaluable serv- ices as picking up door slips and forgoTTen lunches. MRS, HENRIETTA V. WEBB . . . School Secrefory. a 4 - .: .,.f.+,ss1,,.x .fa ,re . . ...... 1... l College informaiion intrigues Judy Melven and Faye Hamby. I5

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, I -,'M,:: 'gf .' SL N iftvi-Q, MRS. VIRGINIA M. JEFFRIES. . . MR, JOHN G. JOCA . . . MRSA HQPE E, ROBINSON I . A Sponsor of Librory Council . . , A.B,, University BVS., M-ED-, Uf1lV9l'SllY of FlOI'lClCL Sponsor of Library Council . . . M.S.Ed., L.Y.S., of Kentucky. Stetson Universityg University of Florida. G IDA CE, OFFICE 'Lynn' I n Bob Young and David Young search for Kingston Trio. Barbara Blackler hears the familiar Outside, please. I4

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'UP 's MISS LAVONN BENSON . . , MISS LULA BEATTY BLAKEY .., MRS. I. L. CHATFIELD . .. Sponsor of the NORTHEASTER and Quill ond Sponsor of National Honor Society , . , A.B., AB., University ofGeorgia. Scroll . , . A.B., M.S., Anderson College, Florida MA., University of Kentucky. State University. 5ih I Robert Latta, Iris Haller, Scottie Lawyer display their booklets. LAN GU GE ENGLISH: Grammar! Why, we had that in grade school, cry the new Junior-Highers. However, to their delight and dismay, they discover such niceties as The Highway- man and Evangeline. Freshmen and Sophomores find Great Expectations and Julius Caesar in their introduction to literature. VVhat! Grammar, again? cry the disgusted upperclassmen. We had that in Junior High! To spice up the year-in, year-out grammar routine, the Seniors have color films of Hamlet, and Shakespeare, marvel of'marvels, suddenly comes to life. Juniors, forced to be creative, sometimes surprise even themselves with the verloosity of their themes. Universal vocabulary tests, frequent book-reports, and occasional short stories make for busy Juniors and Seniors. The Advanced English class enioys Mr. Richardson's sketch of L d B or yron's life.