East Surry High School - East Wind Yearbook (Pilot Mountain, NC)

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personnel. wopkeP quiet muscles. fa w $jUfv « sntc-t' y yu y u t n so WsQ i S fu uls' u£ fly aD A yv 'i y ' Ctid 'Tt sJirl yO Mrs. Janetta Hill, clerical aide, helped students Always smiling and cheerful, Mrs. Frances Nelson performed her custodial duties, and teachers with a friendly smile. adding special touches of extra service. Mrs. Grace Cox, Mrs. Verda Bennett, Miss Ruby Blair, Miss Marie Taylor, and Mr. Thomas Lowe dependably and efficiently Mrs. Ethelyn Hunter provided many a good meal. performed his janitorial services. 61

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efficient office staff, school plant Amid stacks of ledgers and important papers, educational secretary Mrs. Hazel Inman Mrs. Judy Jones, clerical aide, duplicated found keeping busy every day no great problem. some examinations. 1 i ■■SB IK -- 4 |H f 1 i F ifl ; I y ABOVE: Office assistants constantly ran errands, answered phones, porting safely and on time most of East Surry’s students and and worked in school store, making everyone’s job a little lighter. filling out monthly accurate bus reports. BELOW: Student bus drivers had the responsibility of trans- 60

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lively discussions spARked enqlish Through patience and understanding, Mrs. Vilena Chilton helped freshmen to gain new skills, poise and self-confidence. It — - Mrs. Frances Holder, a newcomer to our English department, challenged juniors to master basic skills in language arts and to appreciate good writing. Senior English classes gave students like Shirley Scott good opportuntites to develop artistic abilities while gaining knowledge and appreciation of their language. a a BSSK Uw Cite r. v 62 Mrs. Ruth Ridenhour stressed finer points of good usage in her sophomore classes and supervised an in-service class for area teachers.