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FACULTY Miss Paula Abernethy English; Journalism; High Life Adviser; Quill and Scroll Adviser Mrs. Virginia K. Abernethy Mathematics Mrs. Grace Alton Mathematics Mr. Lacy W. Anderson English; Creative Writing; Assistant Principal; Adviser to Future Teachers of America. Bus Drivers, Stage Crew; Book Room Director Mr. David Arner Assistant Band Director Mrs. Nellie K. Blackburn Biology; Department Head Miss Mary Ellen Blackmon History; Dean of Students Miss Penelope Bogart Commercial; Marshals Adviser Mr. Charles Brinkley Assistant Librarian Mrs. Frances Bruce Home Economics Miss Lottie Burnside Mathematics Miss Maude Carter English; Latin Miss Mozelle Causey English; L J ublic Speaking: Dramatics Mr. Edwin G. Cooper Printing Mr. Donovan L. Darnell Drafting; Adviser to Traffic Squad Mr. Patrick F. Earey Biology; Physical Education Mrs. Kate C. Everhart Biology Miss Rebecca Frazier Biology
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For tiie 1953 school term, the Faculty Club selected these officers. They are, left to right. Miss Betty Jean Matthews, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Donovan Darnell, Vice-President; and Mrs. Kathryn Pierce, President. T he more than sixty teachers here furnish much of the motivation and their share of the conflict that make Senior’s story so full of action. Their classrooms or the scenes of the activities they sponsor form the setting for the events that make up this plot. There is always something going on around the clinic, the library, the school store, the gym, in home room. And like the students under their care, the teachers are all important characters in whatever goes on. They even contribute in large measure to the local color. For instance, Mr. Glenn’s massive charm, Mrs. Newman’s dancing feet. Miss Mitchell’s complete efficiency. Miss Gabriel ' s breezy vitality, and Miss Tuttle’s colorful names for her pet “buzzards are only a few of the touches that enliven our story. Miss Dorothy McNairy lends a much-needed helping hand as the council members wade through registration for another semester. 28
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Nowhere did tin Whirlic football team find a more ardent group of fan than in the faculty. FACULT Mr. Robert A. Fredrickson History; Assistant Orchestra Director Miss Margie Gabriel Physical Education; Director of Girls’ Athletics; Cheerleader Adviser Mrs. Margaret 0. Garrett English Mr. Robert I,. Glenn History; Physical Education Mrs. Jessie B. Gorrell Spanish; French Mr. J. Kimball Harriman Orchestra Pirn tor Mr. Herbert Hazelman Hand Director Mr s. Jack T. Herndon Commercial Mi» Mildred Herring Librarian ; i-ual ida
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