Lee High School - Shield Yearbook (Springfield, VA)

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English By stressing the mechanics of writing, by encouraging creative thought, and by urging extensive reading, the English De¬ partment seeks to make each student a capable and well-developed person. The student scope is widened as he learns to appreciate classical and contemporary literature and to express himself clearly. English and American Literature, Gram¬ mar, Public Speaking, Creative Writing and Drama are the basic subjects taught by this department. Miss Sandra J. Mowrey West Virginia U. B. A. V Mrs. Elizabeth B.Rapello Georgetown, Caldwell B. A. Mrs. Lois M. Russel U. of Denver, U. of III., Columbia IJ. B.A., M.A. 19

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English Miss Evelyn J. Chewning Mary Washington B. A. Mrs. Susan David Marshall U., Concord, Texas 1 8 B. A. Mrs. Dorthlynn Gaddis U. of Oklahoma B.A. Miss Joan B. Gunter Radford B.A. Miss Frances S. Goldstein U. of Maryland B.A. Mrs. Wendy M. Galladay Madison College B.S. Miss Marian E. Griffin U. of Tampa, U. of Florida, Columbia U. B.S. Mr. Roy C. Harris Phoenix College, U. of Alaska, U. of Houston B.S., M.Ed. Mr. Philip H. Hasselvander Eureka, U. of Va. B.S., M.A. Mr. Robert F. Hepp U. of Va., Washington Lee U. B.A. Mrs. Lillian A. How American U. B.A. 18

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Social Studies Mr. Robert H. Adams U. of Conn., N.Y.U., U. of N.C. B.A., M.A. Miss Judith Anderson Otterbein B. A. Miss Mary B. Brown U. of Michigan, American U. B. A. Mrs. Evelyn P. Burnside Greensboro, Duke U. ( Asbury B.A., M.A. Mrs. Betty M. Howe U. of Miami, U. of Georgia B.A., M.A. Mrs. Barbara L. Sutton Brown U., G.W. B.A., M.Ed. Miss Roberta M. Whinery U. of Puget Sound B.A. Mrs. Mary A. Wills St. Joseph’s, Trinity, Catholic U. B.A. 20