Midlothian High School - Trojan Yearbook (Midlothian, VA)

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9 . 44 lr , D' 1 F' F 1 , .- 'Sri M ,bg - . 1' ie V 'B if H ,L 1' . ., Q l 1 .aa if it fm 1 74 .ja gf' 'V V V 1 he vi- C..-X f .-' 'Q f df '15, wnfmi leanne M. Hildebrand-English 12, Adv. and A.P. English 12, Creative Writing, Winthrop College, Univ. of South Carolina, Univ. of Florida, B.A., M.Ed.g Literary Magazine, VHSL Creative Writing Contest. College, B.A. 8.A. ix T Nancy P. Price-English 115 Emory and Henry Col- lege, U.V.A., V.C.U.g BA., Varsity Cheerleaders Sponsor. Mariory C. Willis-English 11, journalism, Basic Communications, Queens Collegeg B.A.p Quill and Scroll Sponsor. Camille A. Flick-English 115 College of St. Rose, Utica College of Syracuse Univ., B.A. William G. Gray-English 10, Randolph-Macon lane S. McCaIIa-English 10, 11g Univ. of Nevada: ff dau, .411 Faculty 21

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En Iish Department Aff r an Yvonne G. Bailey-English 11, 125 Delta State Univ., A ' +- B.S.E., M.Ed.5 Dance Club Sponsor. names D. Beckner-English 125 V.P.l.g BA., MA., 'R Advanced Studies. l lilly I. Bilmond-English 10, Adv. English 105 Mary 'W M Washington College, B.S.g Sophomore Class Co- Sponsor. A E E Anna M. Bowman-English 11, Adv. English 11, English 12 Early Bird, Madison Collegep B.A.p Grad- uate Work-V.C.U., U.V.A. Mary I. Cortopassi-English 125 Longwood College, Univ. of Richmond, Univ. of London, V.C.U.g B.A., M.A. in 1977. Ruth D. Curlee-English 10, French l, Drama Ig Longwood College, BA. i i xl 4 The English Department tries to ex- pand the student's knowledge of the language and its different types of lit- -11'-I il Frances M. Graham-English 10, Spanish lg Radford College, 8.5. 20 Faculty erature-from Puritanism to Classic- ism to Romanticism to British litera- ture-plus in-depth study of certain novels such as The Mayor of Caster- bridge and The Scarlet Letter. Besides literature, grammar and writing skills are important, too, because each stu- dent needs to be able to express his thoughts and ideas to others. Term papers and thesis papers are a major part of English. Thus the English De- partment prepares each student in the skills of communication.

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Math Department Betty E. Ballard-Adv. Algebra ll-Trig., Geometry, Longwood College, B.S.p Va. State College, M.Ed.g Sophomore Class Co-Sponsor. Mary N. Blanton-Math 9, Algebra ll-Trig.g West- hampton College, Univ. of Richmond, B.A. Theresa T. Ellis-Algebra l, Algebra I, part 2, Long- wood College, V.C.U., V.P.I.p B.S. Peter A. Fearnley Algebra I part 2 Algebra ll Randolph-Macon College BA Ecology Club Sponsor. Ann P. Graham-Geometry Algebra II Consumer Math, University of Richmond BS lunior Class Co-Sponsor. Murphy M. Richardson Geometry, Algebra II Trig.g St. Andrews, Univ. of Richmond, U.V.A.g B.A. Donna H. Rosser-Geometry, Math Analysisg West- hampton College, B.A.g Madison College, M.M.Ed.g junior Class Co-Sponsor. The Math Department seeks to pro- vide a mathematics program to meet the individual needs of each student: for the college-oriented student, a program which allows him to advance through the Calculus level is provided, for the non-college bound student, a program is designed for business and everyday living. Richard H. Crane-Math Analysis, Calculus, Ham- pden Sydney College, Case Western Reserve, U.V.A.g B.S., M.Ed.p Tennis Team Sponsor. 22 Faculty