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

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The library opens the door to knowledge. The library is a storehouse of knowledge. DORIS T. HAMMER Wheaton College, B.S., Home Eco- nomicsg High Point Collegeg Uni versity of North Carolina at Greens blorog Librariang Library Club Ad visor. -iff- Mrs. Hauser aids librarian in her duties. m, , 'Oshawa' Www: or ' Mrs. Hammer checks file cards for overdue books. Library 233

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L Music, drama, journalism, art reflect TIME. The Department of Fine Arts is divided in- to four parts: music, drama, journalism and art. The aim of the lVlt. Tabor music depart- ment is to instill in instrumentalists the ability and desire to play good music vvell by adding to their technical and general musical skills. The goal of the drama department is to train a group of students to operate backstage effectively and to perform onstage credibly. The aim of the journalism department is to publish a school paper vvhich has a decided influence on the social and academic happen- ings of this school-a paper that does more than merely reflect what has occurred. The art department strives to capture beauty and transfer it to paper or clay. LEILA GRAHAM University of North Carolina at Greensboro, B.S., Music, Uni- versity of Kansas, Kansas State University, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Band, Chorus, Journalism, Drama, Drill Team Advisor, Marching Band Advisor, Sword and Shield Advisor. ALTA MARIE HOUSER Emmanuel College, B.S., Art, Social Studies, East Carolina University, lVl.A., Secondary Education, Appalachian State University, University of North x f lf! 1 l ' 51 . tk' 5 .f s I Carolina at Greensboro, Art, Art Club Advisor. 46' Mrs. Houser teaches students to express them- selves through creativity. 232 Fine Arts X J9 Miss Graham directs band at PTA meeting.

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Mr. Baldwin and Mrs. Pollock assist in planning The Guidance services are designed to give con- tinuous assistance to each student in knowing himself as an individual and as a member of so- ciety. The guidance counselors conduct group tests and advise students. The counselors work closely with seniors, helping them apply to col- lege and for scholarships. CHARLES EDWARD BALDWIN High Point College, B.S. Business Administration Appalachian State Uni versity, lVl.A., Guidance, Senior Class Advisor. ..,' , S . C .Nw Nw. lVlrs. Smith is helpful to seniors applying to colleges. MRS. JUDY ANN - T aw u ' FiOI F?ii?K' B s 'A' was 'rs niversi y o lnois, . ., ,Q . Business Education, lVl.S., 5 - . Guidance and Counseling, ,t i alrt ' A Wa ke Forest University, gg, , , . my University of North Caro- 'Z f f - lina at Greensboro, Guid- if 7 1 , ance Counselor, Anchor 5, .y Club Sponsor. 2 ... f .5 T , i i ii K ,,, ri . 5 'Kidz G... T 'ny li. t ss- . 1 lVlr. Baldwin opens the door to higher education , if for my Students- ! 234 Guidance V E