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

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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

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an 'N Rx-:Hunts af ll 'K Book 2. .English MR. JERRY BELCI-IICKg English 7, J r. High Student Council Sponsor, Attendance . . . .MR MAX BRANYONg English III, Speech, Journalism, Trojan Tribune Sponsor, Sophomore Class Advisor MRS. RUBY CARSON, English III, IV, English Department Chairman, Senior Class Advisor, Assem ' blies . . . MRS. FANNIE MAE DOUGLASg English 8 . . . MISS BETH ELVERYg English II and III, FTA Sponsor, Sophomore Class Advisor . . . MISS MARION FERNANDOg English 9 . . . The second and most essential book in our Library of Knowledge is the fotmdation for the study of books to come. Our ability to read, comprehend, and use correct grammar is necessary in any field of life. We are fortunate to have an excellent English department in our school. In grammar we diagnose and correct individual weaknesses, place emphasis on usage and construction, and put our skills to work in written compositions. The study of literature helps us to gain an understanding of the beginning of American and English life, to learn to read for the philosophical outlook of the writer, and to appreciate literature as a factor in the development of language. When we become the leaders of tomorrow, our mastery of the myriad facets of commmiication as taught by the English teachers will help to determine the measure of our success and happiness in the future. tenxuaiff She makes us read, read, read. Oh b0y, 2.r10theI' test. MR. RAY HESS English 7 Textbooks MR. DENNIS HOGUE English III, IV, Senior Class Sponsor MR. JACK HOLTON Attendance English III and IV Honor Society Sponsor , MRS. MYRTLE JEAN HUBBARD, English II, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Class Advisor . . . MRS. BETTY KAHLE, English 9, Speech, Journalism . . . MRS. HALCYAN S. REESEQ English 7 . . . MRS. MITCIHELL MOORE RHODENg English 11, Sophomore Class Advisor . . . MRS. LE JOYCE STALLINGSg Enghsh 9 MISS NANCY WORLEYg English 8.