Fort Campbell High School - Falcon Yearbook (Fort Campbell, KY)

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Miss G. MILDRED Bnowu iMn. YVn.r.rAxr E. CARSON, ja. 'Mns. hllI.DllED M. Cavs!-:Y W. D. COGGESHALL, B.A. Mns. D. NV. Cox, B.A. A.B., M.A. B.S., M.Ed. B.A., M.Ed. University of South Carolina Columbia College University of South Carolina University of Tennessee University nf South Carolina English, Physigal Edummm, PJ,-yglmlugy Latin University of South Carolina English, English Composition, Physchology 1 H istofry Vacalmlnry Personal contact with each stu- dent is a vital part of a Head Teacher's job. Mr. Carson, Head Teacher of School A, inquires about the illness of an absent student. I After an exhausting day of dis- ciplining and teaching students, Mr. Redman, Head Teacher of School B, does a very rare thing- takes a few moments for himself. Like all Head Teachers, Mr. Stokes of School C works closely with the administration. Mn. RARIDND L. Coxa B.A., M.Ed. Woiiord College University of South Carolina Biology Mns. I. W. Doucr.As, A.B. University of South Carolina French Mas. C. G. DuBosr-: A.B., M.A. University of South Carolina English, Humanities Mn. C. G. DuBosla, A.B., M.A. Woiord College Duke University English IB The watchful eyes of the Head Teacher are kept on each grade, each absence and each tardy. Mr. Coxe of School C talks over the importance of good grades with a student.

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F Mrs. Mixson and Mrs. Bouleware keep Flora running smoothly with excellent secretarial work, accurate rec- ords, and warm smiles. Temperature-taking is a routine duty of Mrs. Boney, our nurse. Mas. W. H. Bum, B.S. Atlanta Division of the University of Georgia Limestone College Mathematica Sophomores, juniors, as well as many seniors enjoy a good cafe- teria lunch that has been pre- pared under the conscientious supervision of Mrs. Rowe. i Mn. Huco C. Annmcu Mn. Enwm P. ARNOLD, A.B. A.B., M.A. University of South Carolina University of South Dakota German University of Maryland Woodwork Mas. H. D. ATXVATEH, A.B. Converse College Mns. H. N. Asicms, A.B. Spanish Winthrop College ' University of South Carolina English, Vocabulary Burned-out lightbulbs, broken windows and in- numerable miscellaneous jobs are efficiently re- paired by Mr. Fisher. Mns. E. E. Buuav, A.B. Mzss ANN B. Bom-H, B.S. Mn. C. R. BnAsiNc'roN, B.S. Mus. C- BRIGHT Winthrop College University of South Carolina University of South Carolina Columbia College Univlesiisity of South Carolina Mathematics Physics, Astronomy Library Clerk Engi I 7 1 V

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Record books containing test scores, semester grades and extra- curricular activities are kept in each coun s elo r's office. Miss Brown tums to such information to aid her counseling in School A. XJ A few sophomores, several juniors and many seniors visit counselors to borrow college catalogues and discuss the possibilities of college acceptance. Mrs. Foster, counselor in School D, is always willing to confer about college plans. Mus, T. P. EVANS, A.B., M.A. University of South Carolina Teachers' College, Columbia University Chorus, English. Vocabulary Mas. Crunmss C. Fostex A.B., M.A. Winthrop College University of South Carolina English, Vocabulary Mas. R. C. Gxr.ni:n1-, B.S. Winthrop College Mathematics Mns. WILLIAM D. GRAY, B.A. Columbia College Spanish Parents often seek the advice of our little school counselors. Mrs. Tweed reassures a concerned par- ent in School C. l Mrs. Gilbert, counselor of School B, atiently talks with a confused stflgent about changing his sched- u e. Mas. Wn.uAM HARPER, B.A. Miss MARY K. Hrcxs, A.B. Mn. ALBERT W. Hover-1, Jn. Mn. Im-nr E. Hvcl-u-:s, B.A. Mas. O. A. JEFFCUAT, A.B. University of South Carolina University of South Carolina B.S. University of South Carolina Wesleyan College Spanish Business RJ1niwi'Iex-sity of South Carolina Mathematics English at ematics I9