John T Hoggard High School - Saga Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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STUDENT ACTIVITIES The director of student activities, Mr. J. Vernon Hoyle, has his office in the student area, where much of his time is spent conferring with students or planning one of the activities that involve students throughout the year. During the summer and the first half of the year, he served as advisor for the Steering Committee, ascertaining the school’s student body a good start. Later he continued in this capacity as advisor of the Student Council. The Keyettes, in acknowledgment of his untiring service to our school, elected him “Teacher of the Year.” Mr. Hoyle addresses the Student Council At the end of a busy day, Mr. Hoyle pauses to look over a copy of the Informer. The activity area looks empty and deserted after school.

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Mr. Buchter, advisor, duplicates some tickets for the club. Bucky Ward chases a pig at the Greased-Pig Contest. Cox, T. Woodbury, R. Dobo, B. Nisbet, A. Cobb, J. Schilling, T. Garner, W. Brindell. Second row: R. Verzaal, A. Rippy, Scruggs, B. Napp, H. Sutton, J. McDermott, B. Dolan, B. Beery, B. Ward, C. Seaton. Third row: H. Parker, B. Blizzard, R. Lele pieettpNA

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Clarence Wood, Earl Flowers and Celia Worley prepare for school bus inspection. Mr. Robert Ransom check the values as Clarence Wood watches closely. BUS DRIVERS The Bus Drivers group is composed of seven regular student drivers. These young men and women have accepted the tremendous responsibility of insur- ing the safe transportation of our students. The popping of chewing gum, paper flying in the air, clamoring children, and yelling bus drivers—all are a familiar part of the bus drivers’ daily life. Compared to others in the position, Hoggard bus drivers have achieved a low accident rate. Wayne Sutton and Billy Benton remind substitute bus driver Stewart Piner to check the tires regularly.