H B Plant High School - Panther Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Administration Staff Copes With Double Sessions This year Principal Jack Marley led his administrative team through a series of unprecedented changes. A double session school day kept our administration busy solving ever present problems. Mr. Al Nelson, dean of boys, and Mrs. Anna Mae Whitehouse, dean of girls, optimistically undertook the jobs of maintaining discipline and enforcing new policies. They were aided by Mr. Roland Acosta and Mrs. Thelma Shuman, our new assistant deans. Mr. Larry Wagers, assistant principal in charge ot activities, was faced with the problems of uniting two student bodies and involving them in school activities. Mr. Robert Quierola worked with our faculty and students as assistant principal in charge of curriculum. The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Evaluation Committee commended our administration for the job they performed this year at Plant. Principal Jack Marley introduces head cheerleader Debbie Pazo to a pep rally audience A student talks out a problem with Mrs. Anna Mae Whitehouse, dean of girls.

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if-lifts ,eh ULWLM Changemei by Versatile Team Students this year found many nevv faces among Plant's'teaching staff. Because of double sessions many nevv teachers came to Plant, vvhile several of last year's teachers vvere transferred to other schools. Learning went on from seven in the morning until five in the afternoon, with tvvo shifts of teachers handling this difficult job. Morning teachers had to compete with stunning sunrises for the students' attention, In the afternoon, band practices and football games were tough competition for this tireless group. Crowded classrooms vvere a problem for Plant's faculty to cope vvith. The need for expanding the school's classroom facilities vvas evident and many classes vvere conducted in portable units on the campus. ,..,r' ix! Qs. Miss Terry Abalon Mrs. Toni Abercrombie Roland Acosta Columbia University Louisiana University, B.A. Assistant Dean of Boys BA. Speech, Drama, English Librarian Mrs. Lucy Battle Library Club Shel Barat Guidance University of South Florida John Augenblick DCT Chorus, Concert Choir LNEWIOCYMIHKIQUIDGTOW Cunmwmmwmmlwlhuhuln gn: ,,,..--f' - fl .LA-9 Ai ' g '4f'f 's - .L L Mrs. Bennett, Plant's Registrar, fills out a student's transcript for college,