Palmer High School - Footprints Yearbook (Palmer, TX)

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u121'or yeacfers gnspzlfe tgnzlfzdfioe gn y7Zpa12y -:SUQQCXJ Mrs. Norman L. Allen, B.A. Degree from Sam Houston State, is seen at right assisting Nova Tibbs in English class. Mrs. Allen teaches jun- ior high language arts in regular school day and spends many hours in remedial work in our Title l Program. Nova is seen selecting an enrichment lesson from one of our reading laboratories used in language arts for vocabulary building. Mrs. Tom Andrews, educated at North Texas State, is seen above with Barbara Banks, Elaine Parker and Robert Hopkins in elementary science lab as she prepares them for a student project to be taken from the textbook. Mrs. Andrews teaches social studies and science in junior high school. Mrs. Joe Griffith, B. S. and M. S. Degrees from North Texas State is seen at right as she shows Scottie Sue Baker the new way to work math. Mrs. Griffith teaches mathematics and reading to students in the junior high school. Much stress is now placed on basic math skills prepar- atory to high school mathematics. 0 1 U if '57