Lakeland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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A graduate of FSU, newcomer MRS. JAC- QUIE Bell teaches English III and speech. She is the mother of two daughters, she enjoys scuba diving and club work. Advisor ofthe Tam O'Shanter, MRS. GRACE BLAKE also teaches English IV. She received her BA from Florida Southern and her MA from the University of Florida. ngllislli The English Department, with sixteen teachers, is the largest in the school and includes courses in business English, iournalism, Bible literature, drama, and speech. Teachers attempt to gear the courses to meet the needs ot students in a world where com- munication is the key to success in every field. This group has monthly dinner meetings to study instructional techniques and to keep abreast ot current trends in English. MRS. PAULINE BRENNAN, effervescent French, speech, and drama teacher, is a graduate of LHS and has her degree from Wesleyan. Outside interests include family, writing, dancing, theatre, and interior dec- orating. 26 Veteran teacher MRS. VIRGINIA BENTLEY is a graduate of the University of Texas and a long-time stalwart of the faculty. She teaches English II. Popular teacher of English ll and advisor to Civinettes is MISS SHIRLEY CHADWICK. A graduate of Winthrop College in her na- tive South Carolina, she enjoys music and sewing as hobbies.

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Faithful Iunchroom workers are, first row: Mrs. Mattie Green, Mrs. Jeanette Payne, Mrs. Roberta Collier, Mrs. Jewel Suber, Mrs. Marie Cook, and Mrs. Elizabeth Gall. Second row: Mrs. Lily Young, Mrs. Mickey Green, Mrs. Ruby Dees, Mrs. Bernice Craig, and supervisor Mrs. Helen Brown. SC ooll Wow CHIPS These custodians take pride in keeping our school in first-class condition. They are Mr. E. R. Suloer, Mr. Earl Hancock, Mr. Charles Burkhart, Mr. Ronald Noble, and Mr. J. H. Berry. K First aid room attendant Mrs. Julia Gib son takes care ofthe ills of the student ry. 25

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With an AB from the University of Ten- nessee and an MA from Vanderbilt Uni- versity, MRS. NELLE B. CHOATE is a cle- voted teacher of English III. Her outside interests include her husband, cats, and her former students. MISS VIRGINIA DAVIS, travel-loving iour- nalism teacher, advises the Bagpipe, Clan, and senior class. Graduating from Florida Southern, she holds a BA degree. Miss Davis has recently opened a shop, Form in Teak, in partnership with her sister. 27 The rapidly expanding bookstore provides an opportunity for students to own literary classics in paperback form for a nominal price. Besides heading the extensive English De- partment, MISS HAZEL HALEY teaches a stimulating English IV course. She advises the Highlander editorial staff and works with Lakeland Little Theatre. She has an AB from Florida Southern.