Pinckneyville High School - Pyramid Yearbook (Pinckneyville, IL)

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Business Jean Horn, Helen Dry, and Lois Smith keep their classes on the ball as they teach such classes as account- ing, typing, shorthand, General Busi- ness, and other busi- ness related courses. The Students that complete these courses cer- tainly know what's going on in the wonderful world of business. 3 a f : en LOIS SMITH JEAN HORN Social Studies WIB RAGLAND Is it true that History repeats itself? For Wil- bur (Wib) Ragland it is because he repeats his history lessons two or three times a day as he shows his students the past.

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Physical Education GARY GLENZY HELEN MORGENSTERN Run, run, run! These are familiar words for teachers like Helen Morgenstern and Gary Glenzy as they instruct their classes on the road to Physical Fitness. No one can say they don't get enough exercise if they have a class with one of these two. Driver’s Education Left: KEN JAUGERST, Right: BILL You'll never hear of a student of Ken Jaugerst ANDERSON. or Bill Anderson having a car wreck. After these two get finished with their classes, both classroom and behind the wheel, you can be sure the new driver knows what he's doing.

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Art And Special Ed. SHIRLEY BIGHAM Shirley Bigham is determined and usually accomplishes what she sets out to do. This year she had both Art and Special Ed. classes and did a very good job teaching both. Music JOHN TAVERNIER Ernest Queen spends his homerooms in the music room teaching the chorus how to sing like canaries. John Taver- nier uses his afternoons to make our PCHS band something to brag about. ERNEST QUEEN Guidance LOU ROSE WILSON selves busy everyday by helping students to fit their schedules together. Without these two, many students would be lost. DEAN SMITH Library Myrtle Templeton is full of pep as she goes through hundreds of library books a day. If ever there was a book worm, Mrs. Temple- ton has got to be the best. MYRTLE TEMPLETON == |