Neville High School - Monroyan Yearbook (Monroe, LA)

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M Mrs. Edith Brown Rodriguez Mrs. Eleanor Thompson Miss Jane Whittington Jim Ledoux files a folder containing his work during the year. Janet Moses discusses her work with Mrs. Bedgood.

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fs: , my if gt .X gi ? - Q if L Mrs. Dale Bedgood Mrs. Rhea Buckner Mrs. Mildred MlfCl15ll Mrs. Buckner supervises as a student diagrams a sentence A freshman concentrates on his textbook. Neville High School offers four years of English, three of which are required. Class procedures vary according to the needs of the students, but in general, the year's work centers around the language arts, reading, writing, speak- ing, and listening. At Neville partic- ular emphasis is placed on writing. However, the goal of the department is to send students out from a high school career, able to think construct- ively, speak those thoughts in a force- tul and coherent manner, and if the need arises, write about them. MRS. DALE BEDGOOD, B.A., Mercer University, M.A., University of Arkansas. English II and IV. MRS. RHEA BUCKNER: B.S., Louisiana State Uni- versity. English I. MRS. MILDRED MITCHELL: B.A., Baylor Univer- sity. English III and IV. MRS. EDITH BROWN RODRIGUEZ, B.A., Newcomb College. English ll. MRS. ELEANOR THOMPSON: B.A., Louisiana State University. English I and III. MISS JANE WHITTINGTON: B.A., Belhaven Col- lege, M.A., Northwestern University. English I and IV. N

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,CQ .qvfbis wwf' Mrs' l-- D- Allen MV' Oliver W- Hargrove Mr. Lawrence A. Loftin Mr. Ronnie H. Thompson Students test the Law of Elasticity. Mr. Loftin exhibits a specimen for students of biology. Neville High School offers a well- rounded science program with courses in physics, biology, chemistry, and general science. Biology, the study of human life, is usually taken by fresh- men and sophomores as a beginning science course. General science is pop- ular for not only the student who wish- es to achieve only a minor in science but also the student who is preparing to study chemistry and physics. The course goals in physics are to enable the student to make high grades in any college entrance test in the sub- iect and to awaken a permanent in- terest in science. Chemistry is offered to prepare the student for college work in this field, and since 1957 a course in advanced chemistry has been of- fered. MR. L. D. ALLEN: B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic ln- stitute, M.S., Louisiana State University. Physics and General Science. MR. OLIVER W. HARGROVE, B.S., M.Ed., Louis- iana State University, M.S., Oklahoma State Uni- versity. Advanced Chemistry. MR. LAWRENCE A. LOFTIN: B.S., M.Ed., Louis- iana State University. Biology. MR. RONNIE H. THOMPSON: B.S., Louisiana Poly- technic institute. Chemistry, General Science, and Darkroom.