Greenville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Scholars, athletes, committeemen, and everyone else contributed to this year at GHS. Some worked harder, some looked prettier, some knew more, some led further, some ran fast- er, s o m e practiced longer, s o m e reached higher, some learned quicker, some came earlier or stayed later. Some cared. ,ai

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X SCHO0L LIFE

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Staff tlerlieates hunk to teacher person friend iff' rf'- f il Teachers are usually classifiable objects. For eight years unsuspecting students at GHS have come face to face with a different type of teacher, Mrs. Mary Jo Wilson. Teacher is too narrow a classification for Mrs. Wilson. ln her classroom, an intriguing course and an intrigued class came together and as a na- tural consequence, there were explosions, both men- tal and chemical. For the mental processes, Mrs. Wil- son was the catalyst, her personality and interest providing the sparks that set off the chain of learn- ing. More than just an instructor, she breaks tradition and becomes a person to her students, a person eag- er not only to teach, but to learn. Not just listeners but involved participants, her students see beyond the what to the why and the how. Through a genuine interest she gains students' friendship and respect. ln appreciation for her contributions as a teacher, a person, and a friend, we dedicate this book. 15 -5 1 Arr' -rw EJ l 30 'ladie-