Lakeland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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.W Ft 4- 5 i 1 nl .a .a ij, P' ri P,-,T r in 9-ef 4 lb- 111 The lifted eyebrow of MISS JEAN CROSBIE, secretary to Mr, Poppell, is apt to greet your fairly convincing story of I was sick-honest! when you apply for an excuse. Miss Jean considered church work for a career and now spends her spare time in reading and stamp collecting. MISS GRACE MURRELL, Area Visiting Teacher, The fine at- tendance record which Lakeland schools have built up is largely due to the efforts of Miss Murrell, ADL -1-.5 3 MRS. IMOGENE McGlLVARY is another newcomer to L,H.S. She can be seen bustling from the intercom to the counter in the main office as she goes about her duties as one of the school secretaries, The school nurse MRS, THYRA KERNS, considers cooking and sewing as her hobbies and spends her outside tirne with church work. A dirty house is Miss Kern's pet peeve and on entering her tirst aid room, you're likely to be asked, What's wrong with you? -her favorite expression. N 51

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3- MR WILLIAM LAWRENCE Area Admfmsfrarfve Assistant MR CARL S COX Area Supervzsmg Principal -u

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i You . . . clown! is often heard from MRS. NORMA WAR' REN, problems teacher and guidance director, She is adviser to the Student Council and states her pet peeve as parasitic people. Mrs. Warren has three sons. MR. FLOYD LAY, Area Physical Education Director, is responsi- ble for the success of the physical education program in all Lakeland schools. ,I Y' . X - vi MR. ERIC BERG, band master and chorus director, is only in his second year at L.H.S., but he has already established himself as a fine musician. A person with the lazy that's good enough attitude rates as his pet peeve. He once con- sidered going into the ministry before he chose music for his life work, MRS. MARGARET MARCHANT leads a very busy life super- vising the health and physical welfare of all the students in Lakeland schools. l' J' 1 f.. 1' iff' :