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TEACHERS OF THE MO TH -ggp' 1, Ldv , vi' Laurel Dingrando Terry Dillard Dretha Burris March April May fl KZ, -.., gi X , QM FN . . . Lil ,L A , ml -Q- . . 5 Q F W . 6 I i . ,+,p1w'a- Kitt. s tsmggg. ,. so ...-.M Did anyone give a prcp-of-the-month award? As Activity Co-ordinator, Mr. Poore makes many phone calls throughout the day. F25-f.fff'13J-f'1 ':iffifr-'--1'Z-TTS' '-if' ffl Mrs. Lacy says, Yes, I think like a computer. Mr. Dillard teaches his Biology class how to use a microscope TL
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LAKEVIEW CENTENNIAL Future Teachers of America, spon- sored by Fern Roberson, chose a teacher of the month throughout the school year. These teachers were chosen on the basis of their teaching ability, concern for students, and school spirit. Through them. many departments are represented. Mrs. Betty Lowrance, language arts department head, teaches both Sophomore and Senior English, Creative Writing and Bible as Literature. Mrs. Joyce Lacy teaches Computer Math. Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry, and sponsors Mu Alpha Theta. Business education department head Martha Willis is co-sponsor of Future Business Leaders of America and teaches Shorthand. Mr. Tom Poore, Co-ordinator of Student Activities, teaches History, He also sponsors the Sophomore Class. Mrs. Roberson Betty Lowrance September Tom Poore December teaches Special Education. Ms. Glenna Newkirk is adviser for both the Legacy and the Sentinel. She also teaches the journalism courses. Mrs. Laurel Dingrando teaches Chemistry and Physics and Mr. Terry Dillard teaches Biology. Student Council sponsor Miss Dretha Burris teaches Sociology. Mrs. Gail Price sponsors the Junior Class and teaches Fundamentals of Free Enter- prise and History. Mrs. Price was named FTA Teacher ofthe Year. Perhaps the feelings of all of these teachers concerning their profession can be summed up by Mrs. Lacy. lt is very enjoyable working with young people. She said, They are alive and vivacious -they keep me young. When young people are nice, she added, They are the nicest people on earth to be with. Joyce Lacy Martha Willis October November t .L -. iygvyg Z ggt: g I 'ii Fern Roberson Glenna Newkirk January February
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