Eastside High School - Ram Country Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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The added pressures of self-study tested faculty. We have a hard-working faculty that sometimes don't feel appreciated. I believe that we should tell them. I think we should give them a pat on the back. I think the teachers need to feel needed because they have feelings too, said Mrs. Mae Islar. Our side has been known to have the friendliest, most caring, and most spirited student body as well as faculty and adminis- tration. With the added pressures of self-study, the faculty went through many analytical and sensitive sessions, and proved themselves very professional. 1. Mr. Lamar Birdsey laughs as he rates a student's extemporaneous speech. 2. Mrs. Mae Islar looks over one of the many im- portant papers that come across her desk each day. 50 f Faculty

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l . 3 X X s X X X X F Q., . l -A ' X ,XX gp, 3.5 . 'STL X fs 'SST unchroom New menu boards were added to the lunchroom. Many hours of careful planning and management went into producing the meals in the cafeteria. Mrs. Lyn, the cafeteria manager, oversaw the staff as they prepared varied meals for the students. Main dishes included Salisbury steak, pizza, oven- fried chicken, and turkey tetrazini, costing the students eighty- five cents. Other choices were pizza or a bag lunch, which usually consisted of a sandwich, a hoagie or hamburger. The salad bar was also available to students. A new addition to the lunchroom were two three-feet by two- feet menu boards donated by the Keywanettes. Students were able to see what the dayis menu was easily. Aside from preparing the meals, the lunchroom staff also was responsible for the cafeteria's financial records. They were in charge of issuing and taking in lunch tickets and keeping track of those students on reduced lunches. All money that came into the lunchroom was recorded and accounted for. Another new convenience seen in the cafeteria were new cash registers. Modern, computerized registers replaced the old ones. Staff members were pleased with the change. S 6 D 11 12 13 17 16 B 20 242,526 31 2 I. The lunchroom staff serves food in the cafeteria. 2. Mrs. Lynn keeps the lunchroom financial records in order. 3. Agnes Simms operates the new cash register as Cassie Lombardo pays for her meal. Lunchroomf49

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-. ,-.'i...'.f Q wx in f ' 4 .Q S Janice Bice lends her advice to an art project. if Addiscott, Lynn, B.S. Ed., U.F., M. Ed., U.F,, Guidance Counselor, 5 yrs. at EHS. Alcorn, B.M. Ed., U.S.M., M. Ed., U.F., Chorus, Music Theory, Voice Skills, Piano Lab, ll yrs. at EHS Antonson, Kay, B.B., Concordia T.C., M. Ed., U.F., FBSI, English I, l yr. at EHS Ayer, Robert, Advanced Biology, Biology I, Physical Science, ll yrs. at EHS Baskin, Bettye Beckham, Joan, A.E.B., U.F., M.A.E., U.F., Ed. S., U.F., Ed. S., U.F., English II, English III, English II Honors, ll yrs. at EHS Bell, Rhonda Benton, Eleanor Bice, Janice, B.A., U.F., M. Ed., U.F., Drawingf Painting, CraftsfSculpture, DesignfCeramics, Advanced Crafts, 10 yrs. at EHS Birdsey, Lamar, B.A., College of Arts and Letters, College of Education, U.S.F., GermanfEnglish II Honors, English II, I yr. at Eastside Bloom, Deborah, B.A., Univ. of Wis., M.A., Pacific Univ., Hearing Impaired, 2 yrs. at EHS Burrows, Barbara, B.S., U.F., Geometry, Acc. Alg. II, FBS Math 10, 2 yrs. at EHS Buzzard, Jean, B.S., Univ. of Colo., M., UF., Am. Lit., FBS Comm II, English I, 4 yrs. at EHS Carter, John, B.A., Edward Waters College, M.S., U.F., 9 yrs. at EHS Colette, Aurelia, B.S., C.S.U., B.A., C.S.U., M.S., U.N.C., CPS, Survival After Graduation, World History, Student Government, 3 yrs. at EHS Cook, Ethel, B.S., Bethune Cookman College, 9th Grade Social Studies, Florida Studies, 12 yrs. at EHS Cottrell, Stella, B.A., F.S.U., Vocal Ensemble, l yr. at EHS Dublin, Steve, B.A., Winston St. Univ., Photography, Drafting, Building Inst., Arch. Drawing, Engineering Drawing, 8 yrs. at EHS Faculty f 5 l