Provine High School - Aries Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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1 iiii fff t Miss Evelyn Barron uses her off period to catch up on grading test papers. ew Remedial Readii 1 1 i l l i l l W ..f- 1 mu ' , , Miss Ann Sudduth explains the structure of a good short story to juniors Rusty Brown, Larry Campbell, Joe Chandler, and Leo Haffey. Practice teacher Miss Karyl Roberts assists David Wooten and Dave Berry in their explanation of term paper research to Otzie Reaves' third period English class.

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Extra-Curricular Activity Demands Teachers, Time RICHARD H. SNEED, JR. American History, American Government, Economics . . . sponsors Jun- ior Historical Society. HUBERT STALEY, JR. . . . English 10, Latin I . . . Aries Adviser .. .sponsors Aries Club co- sponsor Quill and Scroll, Junior Classical League member of Journalism Education Association . .. attended National Scholastic Press Association Convention in Chicago. ANN SUDDUTH English I0, II sponsors National Honor Society, Dramatic Club . . . first- year teacher at Provine . . . received Master's Degree from Mississippi State University this year. PATTI SULLIVAN Physical Education sponsors Cheerleaders, Pep Club, Sophomore Class first-year teacher at Provine hobby is raising and training horses. BEN W. TAYLOR . . . American Government, Law, Economics, Geography, World Affairs sponsors Golf Club . .. golf coach enjoys riding honda. CHARLES W. WEST Economics, Mechanical Drawing . .. sponsors Future Architects Club . . . fooiball coach enjoys reading historical novels, hunting and fishing. MRS. BERYL PRICE WILLIAMS American History, World History sponsors Junior Red Cross committee on National Honor Society . . . working on Master's Degree at Mississippi Col- lege . . . enjoys theatre, cooking. Extra-curricular activities were very much a part of the teachers, week. Faculty members often found themselves going beyond the call of duty by selling and taking tickets at football and basketball games during fall and winter seasons. Many teachers vol- unteered to chaperon out-of-town trips for athletic events, to aid students in putting on assembly pro- grams, and to promote all-around spirit for Provine's students.

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+urse Proves Aid to Provineis English Department Although hampered by antiquated textbooks, es- pecially in the field of literature, the 803 students enrolled in Provine's twenty-seven English classes studied both grammar and literature. Each student hoped to broaden the grasp of his own native lan- guage. Bolstered by the addition of two new teachers, Miss Katherine Sudduth and Miss Judy Shaw, this department stressed the importance of writing themes and reading extensively. Sophomore literature probed the works of world authors with the emphasis placed on Shakespeareis fulius Caesar and Edith Hamilton's Mythology. lun- iors delved into the wide range of works from Ameri- can authors, while the reading and creative writing aspects of English authors composed senior English. With a thorough study of vocabulary and the lin- guistic approach to grammar, all three courses pro- vided an excellent background for college-bound students. A new remedial reading course, taught by Miss Margaret Hutchison, was offered for those students needing more intensive work in the field of reading. .lunior morning Donald. Glyn Ingram muses over his corrected Monday theme with his English teacher. Mrs. Eva Mc-