Midlothian High School - Trojan Yearbook (Midlothian, VA)

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Phys Ed Department Loretta P. Bunting-Girls P.E. 10, Adv. P.E. 11-12, Longwood College, B.S., Field Hockey Team, Soft- ball Team. Wayne W. Cook, lll-P.E. 10, 11, 12, Atlantic Chris- tian College, V.C.U., B.S., Football, Indoor, Spring Track. Gabe A. Hicks-P.E. 10, Driver Education 10, Fer- rum lr. College, A.A., Lynchburg College, B.S., Univ. of Tennessee, M.S., Head Football Coach, P.E. Department Chairman. Carolyn E. Owen-P.E. 10, Adv. P.E., Westhampton College, B.A., U.V.A., M.Ed., Cirls Basketball Coach, Girls Tennis Coach. Shirley P. Pappalardo-Sociology, World History, World Geography, Mary Washington College, B.A. Maxime M. Salle-Home Ec. I-IV, Senior and Sin- Ies Home Ec- Alfred Univ U V A., Mary Wash- g ., ., . . ington College, B.S., FHA Sponsor. 5 ' 'su 544:5- gl .sc -Uv Faculty Katherine A. Baugher-Drama I, II, Speech, Stage- craft, Madison College, B.S., Drama Club Sponsor, Forensics. 4 ,, .,' 5. fT S Ron Lester-P.E., Driver Education, Florida State Univ., B.S., V.C.U., Assistant in Football, Winter Track, Spring Track. l tx 'S fi 15 -3 IN

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Foreign Language Department P 'f..,, al.. Karen D. Morano-Spanish, German, West- hampton College, B.A.g German Club Sponsor. Hilda C. Flippen-Spanish ll-Vp William and Mary, B.A.g U.V.A., M.Ed.g Spanish Club Sponsor. Amelia N. Hopkins-Spanish l,Il, Longwood Col- lege, B.A.5 Va. State College, M.Ed.p Pom-Pom Squad Co-Sponsor. Evaline H. lones-French III-Vg William and Mary, B.A.g Societe Honoraire de Franqais Sponsor. losephine E. Ripley-French llg Univ. of Richmond, V.C.U., Madison College, McGill Univ., B.A., MA., French Club Sponsor. Sue T. Robertson-Latin I-V, Longwood College, V.C.U., B.A., Latin Club Sponsor, Debate Team Sponsor. ' if' ' 1155 J Mellir, ,Y The Foreign Language Department tries to de- velop in each student an interest in the language he or she is taking. Tapes, drills, and oral dis- cussions are designed to help the student learn the language. Literature study gives the student greater insight into the language. Culture is also studied to let the student better appreciate his own culture. 3 g i if ' if fi Faculty 25

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Fine Arts Department I ff, J' W1- W '34 f G., 1 , so .,.,5,,. 1 1 . x ' lames I.. Barnes-Industrial Arts: V.P.l., U.V.A.g B.S.: Va. State College, Cross Country. lames G. Hale-Adv. Band, Intermediate Band, Music Theory, V.C.U., B.M.Ed.g North Texas State, M.M.Ed.p Honor Guard-Drill Team Sponsor. Theresa A. Hemler-Art l, Il, Ill, Crafts, Kutztown State College: B.S., M.Ed.g Chess Club Sponsor. Wrestling Pep Club Sponsor. Grayle C. Hunley-Electricity I, ll, Danville Com- munity College, john Tyler Community College, l. Sargeant Reynolds, Va. State College, diploma in Electronic Technology. Virginia W. Kreynus-Art I-V, Crafts, V.C.U.p B.A.g Art Club Sponsor. john S. Trewett, lr.-Adv. Orchestra: V.C.U., Univ. of Kentucky, B.M.Ed., M.M.Ed. fi ll xv-5 .r ,- William H. Wood-Mechanical Drawing I, II, lllp St. Paul's College, Va. State College, U.V.A.p B.S. Rebecca E. Wright-Chorus, General Music, V.C.U.5 B.M.Ed.p Majorettes Sponsor. interests of the student Through these elective courses, each student can de abilities The Music, Art, Physical Education, and Drama Depart ments each serve these special . t T or velop and expand his special Faculty 27