Henderson High School - Catamount Yearbook (Chamblee, GA)

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N115 A Ax - -6- ENGLIS WFB3TfRk X .9-'l 5vv-'V' DICTIONARY ff ,... '.C'S ::5E:,22!' .5 f Ennio!! -'Mr-sawn. QAAAAAIA X X . s X -'Ns X .ini X X ull V S573 J W - I ss' K Piss When you hear The words English Teacher, many sTudenTs jusT groan and envision images of Term papers bleeding wiTh red ink. Well, now sTu- denTs can see The iighTer side of The English deparTmenT, You'll never caTch him dangling his parTicipIes, buT BIII Gruber likes To sail. AnoTher hobby is hoT Tubs. Have you ever wondered why Sara Day is so seldom sick? May- be iT's because she daTes a pharma- cisT. AnoTher one of our wilder Teach- ers is James Thompson. STop by his room someTime and ask him abouT The panTy raids when he was in Kappa Al- pha Psi. Jim Meeks is The R e n a i s s a n c e man. He can do anyThing, includ- ing build his own sailboaT! Marilyn Hopklns spends whaT liTTle free Time she has CVERY liTTle Time since she is The T'Yearbook Spon- sor Q playing Ten- nis. And she eloped when she

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4 le plays guitar and sings in a musical trio. One of his favorite pastimes in ishing, especially in Walker, Minnesota. Sandy Burley lettered in four achool sports and swam in college. She and her husband own a restau- ant, t'Aspen. Other teachers claim that she has the longest fingernails n the schooll Because of her computer knowledge, every year she ecelves offers to change her career, but declines because she would other spend her summers at home in her pool. Helen Sflll, a graduate :nd long-time fan of Auburn University, works long and hard with the Student Council. She spends most of her free time painting the school Nails, picking up doughnuts at 6:30 on Saturdays, chaperoning dances intil four a.m., and counting cans for the food drive. Her Deerfoam slippers are the only thing that gets her through the day! Barbara Hlll oves to watch football. She seems to have a conflict of interests, how- ever, because her son goes to Lakeside. Over the summer she went on a :ruise of the Caribbean. Ann Crowson hails from Yazoo City, Mississippi. She makes most of her own clothes and has an eighteen-month old baby. Her husband teaches English at Shamrock High School. Anthony Sflnson majored in music in college. He still sings in his church choir and other churches all over town. All of the students enjoyed hearing him in this year's Christmas assembly. Pictured on opposite page: Top Left - Barbra Hill. Bottom left - Anthony Stinson. Top right: Helen Still and Anthony Stinson. Middle right - Jim Nicks. Bottom right - Sandy Burley. Pic- tured on this page: Left to right: Helen Still, Ann Crowson, Jim Nicks, Tom Outler, Barbra Hill, Gus Gargallo, Dyke Goodin. Sandy Burley, Bernice Stokes.

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, was seventeen. Chrls Kaylor is redoing her house in Inman Park. She spends her summers plastering walls, wallpapering, installing the alumbing, and reshingling the roof. She loves to travel to England and she spent her Christmas this year in Disney World! Selma Levy has always had a secret desire to be an opera star, but she says she should have been a doctor. Now she teaches SAT courses at night. Ellen Roodor used to own a wine and cheese shop in Phipp's Plaza, She enjoys hunting, fishing, golf, bridge, gardening, traveling, and weedlepoint. Having lived in California, New Orleans, and St. Louis, she worked on the Milwaukee Journal. Her dream is to be a concert oianist, but she is satisfied with being a upretty good tennis player. Mamlo Richardson always wanted to be an actress. She was a tray girl in a hospital when she was younger, but now she loves to travel abroad. Eleanor Robinson taught with Mrs. Richardson at Sumter High School. Having taught for fifteen years, she would be a lawyer lf she 'lad to choose another profession. She loves all kinds of music. Terrl 494: Lammo has been driving a car since she was twelve! An Arden Zinn exercise fanatic, she wants to eventually explore weight training for women. Cynlhla Baulkmon eats out every day because she can't cook! She likes to dance and swim and she played basketball in high school. Her goal: to marry a millionaire and never have to work! See - teachers are just like us! Opposite page Left, Ellen Roeder, Upper rightg Jim Meeks, Lower rightg Marilyn Hopkins. This pagei left to right: Top: Chris Kaylor, Ellen Roeder, Sara Day, Bill Gruber, Cynthia Baulkman. Bottom, Eleanor Robinson, Selma Levy, Mamie Richardson, James Thompson.