Mount Tabor High School - Ananke Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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NIRS. PATRICIA GRIMSLEY CHATHAM Wake Forest University, B.A., English, English, Language Arts, Social Studies, Cheerleaders' Ad- , visor, Junior Class Advisor. , Q fx Qc yy , X 'l Xa, ix idk XM K X Language 4 , 1 x ' -Wwkwv t 1. lVlrs. Chatham observes student's progress. ly. JUANITA KAYE JOHNSON lVlars Hill Junior College, Western Carolina University, B.A., English, Language Arts, Social Studies, English IV, Drama Club Advisor, Freshman Class Advisor. Arts W? ANNE JENKINS MRS. RUTH NICCLAREN IVIRS. LINDA L. DAVIS University of North Carolina at East Carolina University, B.A., Mars Hill College, B.A., English l, Chapel Hill, B.A., Education,Lang- English, Social Studies, Wake Social Studieg, Senior Girls' Club uage Arts,SociaI Studies. Forest University, English ll, Adviggr. 224 Language Arts Sophomore Class Advisor.

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'Yin' 3 'll WILLSON ALEXANDER University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, B.A., Physical Ed- ucationg United States History, Monogram Club Advisor, Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes' Advisor, Head Football Coach, Wrestling Coach,TrackCoach. -Sqft BONNIE SUE BOWMAN High Point College, B.A., History, Salem Collegep Wake Forest Uni- versity: United States History, Language Arts, Social Studies, Cheerleaders' Advisor. N 9' JAMES A. BUNN, JR. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, A.B., ErigliSh: Ef19liSh lll, English lVg Key Club Advisor, Senior Class Advisor. ROBERT CLEMMER Lees-McRae Junior College, A.A.g Appalachian State University, B.S., Sociology, Anthropology, Language Arts, Social Studies, Everyday Government and Family Livingp Junior Varsity Football Coach, Freshman Basketball Coach, Junior Varsity Baseball Coach. Literature in expression. The members of the Mt. Tabor High School English Department are striving to help each student develop to the best of his ability some degree of proficiency in the basic communicative skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening. We con- tend that the student who possesses a functional knowledge of these skills will be better prepared to perform as a well- adjusted, useful member of society. For students with a special interest, such elec- tives as journalism, world literature, and advanced composition are offered. The Social Studies Department of Mt. Tabor hopes to make students aware of the social world around them and-how it relates to each individual. We hope o achieve this through studies of political systems, world cultures and history. RICHARD COLE Appalachian State University, B.S., Political Science: World Culture, Wrestling Coach, History Club Ad- visor. Language Arts 223

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JAMES SHADE MORRIS, JR. Milligan College, B.A., English, World Literature, English III, Head Baseball Coach, Junior Varsity Bas- ketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Senior Service Club Spon- SOY. HOWARD M. PARDUE Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S., University of North Carolina at Greensboro, World History, Com- parative Government, Monogram Club Advisor, Head Basketball Coach, Cross Country Coach, Tennis Coach. ELLIS LEON TESH Appalachian State University, B.S., Political Science, World Cultures, Language Arts, Social Studies. sor. Mr. Tesh passes out U.S. History to eager stu- dents. MRS. EVELYN GREENWOOD WAGGONER Appalachian State University B.S., English, Social Studies Language Arts, Social Studies English ll, Freshman Class Spon Social Studies WILLIAM BURROUGHS WATTERSON Gardner-Webb College, AA Liberal Arts, Appalachian State University, B.S., Englis Harvard University, English Ill Advanced Composition, English Department Chairman, Student Council Advisor, Literary So ciety Advisor. Language Arts 225