Glenn High School - Glenn Echoes Yearbook (Kernersville, NC)

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lMr Lauteni The man with a thousand jobs settles down to do a little work on football plays, to count up some Key Club points, to grade a few Mrs. Sue Money CDC Aide Mrs. Kathy Motsinger Home Economics, UNC-G Mrs. Reida Perkins Business, UNC-G Mrs. Anne Rhoades Mathematics, High Point College Mr. Harvey I.. Rorie English, N.C. A gl T Mrs. Eleanor Ross Science, ASU Ms. Montine Scales English, French, Salem College Mrs. Gina Sides Marketing 8: Distributive Ed., UNC-G Mrs. Claudia Skinner Business, Intro. Comp., WSSU, UNC-G Mrs. Emily Spaugh Spanish, UNC-G Mr. Marty Stanley PE., ASU Mr. Alan Stimpson History, ASU Mrs. Maria Tompkins French, Wake Forest Univ. Mrs. Frances Thomas English, Miss. Univ. For Women Mr. Earl Tyner Ind. Arts, Drafting, ASU Mrs. Maxine Warren Home Economics, ASU, UNC-G Jack-of-All Trades papers 5 vs.

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8 1 n All In A Days Work Taking a minute to check n at the off ce Mr Da id and Mr Adams read the i I , . v' announcements left by head custodian Mr. York. When people think of fac- ulty, they think of teachers, principals and secretaries. But notice would be taken by all if there was no lunch one day, the buses didn't show up at 2:20, or the building wasn't unlocked. All these taken for granted jobs are done by faculty - behind the scenes g faculty such as cafe- teria ladies, janitors, and bus drivers. Even though they are usually overworked and un- derthanked, many of them still feel as though they are a part of Glenn. Cafeteria worker Joan Arthur com- mented, I love Glenn. I feel very much a part of this school. Even the students treat us like we belong, and that is uncommon. This is the nicest group l've ever worked with. Janitor Harold Smith had a similar comment. He said, This is a good school with good changes, and a good principal. I like the peo- ple here a lot. Faculty members that are often not thought of as em- ln The Driver's Seat. Senior bus driver Billy Flippin sets behind the wheel of the bus waiting for the afternoon bell to ring. Faculty ployees are student bus dri- vers. Senior Laura Snyder stated, I donlt think of my- self as being a faculty mem- ber. It seems just like any oth- er part-time job. I get the chance to meet a lot of new friends by driving for people my own age. The only prob- lem for me is when people say 'There's my bus driver.' I'd rather hear them say 'Oh, there's I.aura'f' Junior Todd White commented different- ly. I-Ie said, I consider my- self faculty because I have a lot of the same responsibil- ities as a teacher. I have to look after the students, espe- cially the elementary kids, just like a teacher. The worst part is not being able to do things right after school, but I still really enjoy it. All these faculty members are seldom noticed but defi- nitely a necessity. Their in- volvement and effort make the behind the scenes jobs at Glenn run smoothly and ef- ficiently. I 5 i .2 -sf i Q S 5. Q . I' it S