Maynard Evans High School - Chariot Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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Uofzme lx . . . - l . Our splendid faculty is the most im- portant part of our library of knowledge. The future of any student depends on the teacher's ability to interpret and to convey the information that is written in our text- books. They are the leaders down the path of learning. Friends are the most wonderful people there are and our teachers fill every quali- fication for being our friends. They not QQOQX fo t7G20wQ09e only give of there working hours but are willing to give us extra help on their own time. They always set good examples for the students and are ready to join in their many activities. f In the future our teachers will watch us go forth as we make valuable contribu- tions to our communities, country, and na- tion, and will then be assured of a job well done.

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Book I . .Reaa'ers' Guide 3 fi . -- if 1 if tifi- r I gf YM vid MR. JOHN PITTS MR. WILLIAM PHILLIPS f Assistant High School Assistant Junior Principal High School Principal MR. T. F. WIEDENBECK Principal MRS. HELEN BRAME AND MR. WILLIAM SNIITH Guidance Counselors I The competent management of the school' s office may be accred- ited to the capabilities of our secretaries and registrar: Mrs. Donna Cochrane, Mrs. Sara White, Mrs. Carrie Johnston, Mrs. Anne Kelly. Whenever we are in need of help we turn to our Guidance Department. Through them we can solve problems which may affect our futuresg They help students to adjust men- tally and socially in school. The wel- fare and adjustment of each student greatly interests our guidance de- partment. They tryhard to work out their problems so that the students will profit. Many students in future years will owe their success to .the wise judgment of th e Guidance Depart- ment. They are a team of hard-work- ing individuals. 8