Heathwood Hall Episcopal High School - Highlander Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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Xdministrators Deepl Involved In THE CHIEF ADMINISTRATOR, Below right. All the NEW SITE PLANS are discussed on location by problems, from leaky pipes to a proposed road Mr. Earl Devanny and Mr. Bill Dukes during the through the school. came to rest on the shoulders of summer. Mr. Earl Devanny, Headmaster. Z' School ffalrs CALL OF DUTY, In add1t1on to teachmg Assistant Headmaster, James Walker J took time out to coach the football team 99!Adminislration

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MR. ERNEST LEMIEUX Religion Chess Club MRS. SARAH MAGOFFIN Science B Squad Cheerleaders MRS. EDNA McKELLAR Second Grade MISS MARGARET MERIWETHER Latin MRS. PAULA NETTLES First Grade Head of Lower School MRS. FLORENCE NORTON Latin MR. DANIEL PIPES Social Studies Ski Club, Newspaper MRS. NANCY REEDER Librarian MR. JAMES RILEY Athletic Director MRS. SALLY ROHRMAN Science MISS BECKY SMITH Physical Education Girls' Basketball MRS. PAGE STEINERT K-4 Head of Kindergarten. Sunshine Committee MRS. JILL WIELAND TOBIAS Third Grade Yearbook MRS. SALLY VANN Fourth Grade MR. JAMES WALKER, JR. History Student Council , Social Service Club MRS. LUCY WILSON French Language Club Faculfy!98 nv igiir 4...-A I SOCIAL STUDIES MAPS are being run off by Mr. Danny Pipes in preparation for his class. and Mr. Miguel Hernandez of Pan- ama, provided both a Latin-American element and also won deep admiration for having Heathwood's first motorcy- cle. Mr. Linton Boatwright and Ath- letic Director James Riley were other additions to the faculty. The dominant sex was also augmented. In the upper school, Mrs. Lynn Handel, who directed You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown last year, joined the faculty as Music Directory Mrs. Sally Rohrman and Miss Becky Smith were also staff members. THE PRINCIPLE PARTS of troublesome verbs are the subject of Mrs. Shirley Allison's lecture.

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Office Staff, Maintenance Personnel f: was 4 ONLY PLANTS AROUND, Above, Mrs. Willie Belle Nettles, testing coordinator had the only living things, fAfrican violetsj on the school site until Arbor Day. A MONUMENTAL TASK. Right, Mrs. Martha Edwards, business manager. singlehandedly kept track of all school finances. A VARIED JOB, Below. as the school's first recep- STAMPING THE MAIL, Right, In addition to dicta tion, typing, and phone answering, Miss Kathy Bar field, secretary, handled school mail. tionist, Miss Jennifer Benitez's broadly defined duties included substituting for the school nurse . Staff! 1 O0