Rappahannock High School - Rappahannock / Confederate Yearbook (Warsaw, VA)

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English II and Latin I and II were taught by PAULINE E. DELANO sec¬ ond semester. An alumna of Madison College, she holds a B.S. degree. Her hobbies are reading, cooking, and ao- joying her family. RUBY T. DELANO attended Madison College where she received her B.S. degree. She teaches biology and sci¬ ence. Her spare time interests include sewing, reading, traveling, and her family. Juniors and freshmen were taught Eng¬ lish by SUSAN P. DOWNING first semester. Second semester she taught English, world history, and world geog¬ raphy. She attended Westliampton Col¬ lege and the University of Richmond where she received her A.B. degree. Music and spectator sports—football or basketball—are her favorite interests. Students of Math 8 and 9, Algebra I, and geometry are taught by CATHER¬ INE Y. EDWARDS. She attended Mary Washington, Madison, and the Univer¬ sity of Virginia, and holds a B.S. de¬ gree. Teaching, sewing, and reading are her favorite interests. MARIANN H. HORNLEIN, an alumna of Trenton State College and Duke Uni¬ versity, taught English, world history, and world geography during the first semester. She holds a B.S. and a Mas¬ ter’s Equivalency in Education; she en¬ joys reading, fishing, swimming, and sewing. Besides teaching Algebra II, geometry, and general mathematics, T. GILES HUDSON enjoys farming and sports. He attended Randolph-Macon where he received his A.B. degree. mmm

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I Home economics is taught by VIR- 1 GINIA S. ALTAFFER who holds a | B.S. in Home Economics Education I from Mary Washington. Antiques, read- I ing, and travel occupy her spare time. I U. S. History 8, agriculture, and gen¬ ii eral mechanics are taught by E. D. BOOKER. He attended the University i of Richmond and V.P.I. where he re- 1 ceived a B.S. degree in Business Ad¬ ministration, and in Agricultural Edu¬ cation. He enjoys sports, hunting, fish¬ ing, and farming for recreation. PHILLIP E. BARNARD teaches Agricul¬ ture II and III, General Mechanics I, wood¬ work, and metal work. At V.P.I. he obtained his B.S. in Agricultural Education. In his spare time he enjoys shop work, hunting, fishing, and sports. Distributive Education is taught by JESSE C. CASEY. He was graduated from Jones Junior College with an Associate of Art degree, from Longwood, a B.S. degree in Business Education, and he has done work at R.P.I. in D.E. Hobbies include music, fishing, swimming, and small game hunting. In addition to teaching English and Typing I, MARTHA WEBB DELANO enjoys read¬ ing, antiques, theatre, and bridge. She re¬ ceived her B.A. degree from Longwood in Farmville, Virginia. World history and homemaking are taught by LOUISA G. CHRISTO¬ PHER. She obtained her Normal Pro¬ fessional while attending Longwood. Other institutions attended include V.P.I., University of Tennessee, and Mary Washington. The youth of the country is her main interest. Teachers are seldom appreciated and yet it is they who are responsible for most of our mental development. Besides teaching classes, you can find them cheerfully participating in other activities where they come into con¬ tact with the students even more. We should realize that our teachers are molding us into t he citizens of to¬ morrow. I 1 Aside from serving as librarian, LUCILE H. BOOKER teaches French I and II. She obtained a B.S. degree from Mary Washington College and also attended the College of William and Mary. Her interests include her family, reading, and collecting and refinishing old furniture. 7

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United States and Virginia govern¬ ment anc history, and English 9 are taught by THELMA T. LOWERY. At Mary Washington College she obtained her B.S. degree. Her favorite pastime is watching television. Budding young drivers are instructed by HELEN PALMER, who also teaches girls’ physical education. She attended Virginia Intermont Junior College, and received her B.A. degree in Physical Education at the University of South Carolina. For recreation she fishes and bird hunts. Boys’ physical education is taught by FREDERICK D. PITMAN, who has a B.A. degree from Lynchburg College. His main interest is sports. MIRIAM RICE, alumna of Madison College, University of Virginia, and R.P.I., teaches choral music. Her in¬ terests include music, reading, languages, sewing, cooking, and sports. ELIZABETH LOWELL RYLAND taught English 11 and Latin I and II the first semester. She was graduated from Vassar College with an A.B. de¬ gree. Her interests include sewing, cooking, ancient history, archaeology, concerts, plays, museums, and travel. Potential secretaries and executives are taught bookkeeping, Shorthand I and II, general business, and Typing II by ANNA MAE SANDERS. A graduate of Longwood College, she holds a B.S. degree. She finds that trying new recipes, playing bridge, traveling, and fishing are her favorites.