Mountain Brook High School - Olympian Yearbook (Mountain Brook, AL)

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matM In the Math department we find Mrs. Beale demonstrating new teaching techniques while Miss Rogers shows how math teachers really get in the swing of things. Mrs. Atkins asks the cameraman to help demonstrate Theorem 207 on parallel lines while both Mrs. Bullock and Miss Stembridge find plenty of paperwork to do. Top to Bottom — Elizabeth Atkins, Ruth Beole, Eliza- beth Bullock, Annette Johnston, Noncy Robinson, Shan- non Rogers, Kate Stembridge, Ann Walker.

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i»»j ! )(»»!« ;i!5Stt!. !R«V l ' St! ?W3 Mibtor W us I On to History, we find Mrs. Coley hard at work, looking for a new approach for her history program. Across the page, Mr. Lytle continues his antics for yet another year imitating Winston Churchill ' s dog, Sam. At the bottom of the page we find Mrs. Collier every ready to have her picture taken and Mr. Rickard, money bag close at hand, checking the stocks and investing in Socialism. Rumor has it that he has gone in the red. Top to Bottom — Irene Coley, Sandra Collier, Betty Jacobs, Donald Lytle, Dean Powell, Garry Rickard, Joyce Sanders, Eloise Starbuck, Alice Swindle.

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iiv i K ' .!Jrtwra«s«iMBaffisS»cS P??K5f!W;??Wff WeiGn lanGuaoe A ' ' % l i Top to Bottom — Charolette Hamby, Ado Karrasch, Anne McCrory, Ann Stephens, Nickey Velotas. In the foreign language department, we find Mrs. Karrasch explaining that one is one is one. Looking in on the other teach- ■ ers, we catch Miss McCrory writing in her book, Miss Stephens laughing about one of the few humorous passages in her textbook and Mrs. Hamby busying herself holding down her podium and the floor.