Mount Airy High School - Airmont Yearbook (Mount Airy, NC)

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MISS THOMAS, MRS. Neal, and Miss Holder evaluate a literary map of America. MR. WOODIE AND Mrs. Thomas examine new library books on mathematics. MRS. MACKIE LISTENS attentively to a Span¬ ish translation. FOR OUTSTANDING WORK in MAHS for the past 30 years, Miss Ada Haymore won the 1958 local and district Oscars For Teachers award. THE COMMERCIAL TEACHERS, MRS. Drau- ghn, Mr. Bartley, and Mr. Limer industri¬ ously mimeograph tests to be given in com¬ mercial classes. 18

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First row: Mrs. Barringer, Mr. Bartley, Mrs. Cloninger, Mrs. Draughn, Mr. Finch, Mrs. Hamilton, Miss Haymore, Miss Holder. Second row: Mr. Johnson, Mr. Limer, Miss McGee, Mrs. McKinney, Mrs. Mackie, Coach Moir, Mrs. Neal, Mr. Ramey. Third row: Mr, Reed, Coach Shelton, Miss Simpson, Mrs. Sydnor, Miss A. Thomas, Mrs. V. Thomas, Mr. Williams, Mr. Woodie. MR. CHARLES ATKINS: Civics, General Math, Health, Coaching, Monogram Club. MRS. KATE BARRINGER: Civics, History, Student Council. MR. J. D. BARTLEY: Commercial, Cheerleaders, J-V basket¬ ball. MRS. GERALDINE CLONINGER: Home economics, F.H.A. MRS. MARGARET DRAUGHN: Commer¬ cial. MRS. MAXINE HAMILTON: Biology, Honor Society. MISS ADA HAYMORE: Latin, Latin Club. MISS EVA HOLDER: English, Journalism, High Spots adviser. MR. CHARLES JOHNSON: Chorus, band, Hi-Y. MR. EDMONDW. LIMER, Jr.: Com¬ mercial, Jr. high football assistant. MISS WILLIE LOU McGEE: Mathematics. MRS. LORRAINE McKINNEY: Chemistry, Bi¬ ology, General science. MRS. LAVINIAMACKIE: Spanish, History, Spanish Club, Senior sponsor. MR. SAM MOIR: Civics, Health, Coaching, Mono¬ gram Club. MRS. MARY NEAL: English, Junior sponsor. MR. ARNOLD RAMEY: English, History, Geography, Dramatics. MRS. SYDNOR, Mrs. McKinney, and Mrs. Hamilton happily read notice of their summer study grant from the National Science Foundation. MAHSwasthe only N. C. school with three scholarship representatives at the U. N. C. Summer Institute. 17

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SUCCESSFUL STRATEGY to defeat the East is worked out by star eager Tommy Koontz of North Davidson and Coach Sam Moir. Mr. Moir coached the West to victory in the annual East- West All Star game August 5 in Greensboro. Hours in the classroom, correcting papers, making preparation, and working with extra curricular activities leave teachers little free time during school months. Like other people, however, they like time for home affairs, for recreation and friend¬ ships, and for easing the tensions of work. 7 (TOP RIGHT) MRS. BARRINGER AND Mrs. Mackie are puzzle fans. (BOTTOM RIGHT) MISS SIMPSON ENJOYS music. (CIRCLE) MISS HOLDER, mimeographing exercises for her English classes, practically makes her own textbook. (BOTTOM RIGHT) HONESTLY, IT WAS this big!” Mr. George Williams and Mr. Charlie Johnson, fishing enthusiasts, swap stories. (BELOW) WE DO A LOT OF board work. Mr. Reed and Coach Shelton discuss the progress of their respective English classes.