Seminole High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Sanford, FL)

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W ri it A 1 IHUUNH THE UCHUUL wiqnw Gum: NIUHNIML. EYEIHISOIJY. I Imam- sonic zm- Il0LlIl4't'IIlf'Ilt!4 to nlzike-.ii This is il familiar expres- sion iw In-ur t'ilt'Il morning as our principal, Mr. Ili-Kali. ifrvc-ls all the c-Iassrumns nw-r the inter- c-umnlunivzltimi system. This is just mu- uf' the nays in which he directs thc' uvtiiitics of the school and guirlr-s the student Imrly so that thr- years spent Iwrc- are most fruitful. Hi- also takes at personal int:-rc-st in ull students. Iwlping thvm ulmrise courses he-st htlvrl to their nverls uml trying to see that they tIt'I'lYt' the most gmail froni them. lnrlr-r his Qllllililllft' has rlr-vt-Iolwrl thi- lirriud r'urrir'uIum alt-pivtc-rl on thr- Iiiillriwiriiz page-s. GLENN E. McKAY FACULTY-First row: PHYLLIS SMITH, Mathematics: MARY S. K. STONE, Home Economics: LILLIAN DUNLAP, Spanish, Civics: ELIZABETH EARLE, Latin: LUCY HALL SMITH, Literature I and II: CATHERINE TAKACH, Physical Education: MAE DALY FORT, Biology, Chemistry: DOROTHY SANFORD, Music: KATHRYN LAWTON, Mathematics: LEONARD L. McLUCAS, Physical Education: RICHARD L. GILLESPIE, History, Commercial Law .... Second row: REBECCA STEVENS, Shorthand, BooIrIreeping, Typing: RUTH A. HAND, EngIish III and IV: OLLIE MAE HARRISON, Shorthand, Commercial English: BETTY BUHRMAN, History: LAURA CHITTENDEN, English I and II: GLADYS SMITH, Science: EFFIE DURDEN, Literature III and IV: ETHEL RISER, Mathematics: EDNA F. CHITTENDEN, Librarian: OLIN D. KING, Social Studies, Chemistry: GLENN E. McKAY, Physics: ALEX R. JOHNSON, Agriculture and Farm Mechanics. 5 .C I Q