Myers Park High School - Mustang Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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MISS JESSIE RANKIN American H iffory MISS PATSY LEE SIFFORD Eng!ifb, Sofia! Sflldiff, Civirf MR. JACK H. SINK Eizgliih, S aria! Studie: MR. FRED SITTON Pizblir Speakiizg, Dramafiff MISS BETTY WILLIAMS SMITH . E1zg!iIb, Piyrhology MR. GRAHAM W. SOMERS Malhemalirf, Srienre Miss PAULINE SPRINKLE A! gebra MISS EVANGELINE STEWART Typing, Biuinefx Efliffafion MISS ALICE FRANCES STOKES Eng!iJh, Sofia! Slzzdier, Ameriraiz History MISS KATHERINE STUCKEY Pbyfical Edzzralioiz MRS. HARRIETT TAYLOR Librariali MISS SALLIE M. THOMAS Malbematirx, Srienee MR. R. G. THROWER Iizdumia! Am' MISS ANNE ALPHIN TURPIN Mafbemafirf MR. LEWIS A. WARWICK Matbemaliff MRS. IRENE L. WRIGHT Latin MR. MATTHEW E. BREEDEN Malmenanre Engineer MISS MARILOU GOWER Seerelary MRS. ALMA MCCRACKEN Nmzre MISS MARY PARSONS Dieliziaiz Facult Staff Pa ge N iiieleen

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Pacult MRS. CLAUDE GRAY English, Sofia! Studiex MISS JANE ELIZABETH HARRISON Typing, Slaorllmnd MR. JULIAN WILBUR HELMS Bond. Orrlaexlra MR. HERSHALL RAY HUNT Malloemalirf, Svienfe MISS MARY LOU JONES Phyximl Edumlion MISS SARA ADDIE JONES Erzglixb, Sofia! Sludiex MISS OMA CLAIRE LAFFERTY World Hiffory MRs. BETTY T. LANCASTER Frenrb, Spfznifh, Engliffa MR. ROBERT W. LANCASTER Biology, Pbyxiff MR. ROBERT WAYNE LEITH Indmtrial Art MRS. JANEY LYERLY Home Eronomirf MRs. HELEN L. MACON Ameriralz Hixiory MR. THEODORE P. MATUS Art MR. HOYT MCCACHREN Geometry MRs. MARGARET F. MCKEEL EngliJlJ, Social Sludief MRs. DOROTHY I. MESSERLY Mallaemalicf, Sfielzce MISS WINNIE DAVIS MOORE Biology ' MR. JOI-IN DANIEL MOOsE, JR. D1'ive1 f Education MISS MARGARET MACDOWELL NEWLAND Engliib MR. EDWARD F. OLECI-IOvsKY Lulin MISS JEAN LENORA PHIFER Libmrimz MRs. RAMONA POTTER Englifla, loizrmzlixm MR. GEORGE PARKER POWELL Pbyxinzl Edumlion MR. AUGUSTUS B. PURCELL Playiiml Edomlion

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Page Twenty Olftlf' CKULMQ5 . . . A moving panorama of faces, events, and emotions . . . the teacher among them, behind them, above them . . . watching, encouraging, giving. She sympathizes with the tremulous seventh graders when they first behold the maze of corridors, the many buildings, the upperclassmen --all so much taller. She helps the eighth graders . . . still confused, but learning fast . . . a bit spirited now with their new age and wisdom. She knows a feeling of pride when her ninth graders acquire a title- Freshmen . . . and with it a sense of responsibility . . . the air of leadership She counsels the Sophomores, looking with their first real interest toward the future . . . the time has come for them to prove themselves. She works with the Juniors in their struggle to realize the seriousness of high school and what it means to them . . . to find the proper balance between the new and exciting extra-curricular and the suddenly important studying . . . to become seniors in the best class yet!', She lives again the torn emotions of the Seniors . . . facing eagerly, yet half fearfully, an entirely diferent life . . . almost dreading to leave Myers Park which they have come to love so, yet anticipating the new life that beckons . . . eagerly awaiting Graduation . . . as