Seminole High School - Salmagundi Yearbook (Sanford, FL)

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I O 6. Q Left to right, seated: Mrs. Kent Bateman, Dr. J. B. Root, Mrs. Nellie Coleman. Standing: Mr. Edward Christensen Mrs. Gerald Ryman, Mrs. Guy Allen, Mr. Ralph Ray. LANGUAGES Nlrs. Bateman. a graduate of Florida Southern College. has been giving the Freshmen a good foundation in English Grammar and Literature. She has also been an inspiration to the memhers of the Future Teachers Cluli. which she sponsored this year. Dr. ltoot recciycd his masters degree from the linirersity of l'lor1da. Besides teaching school, he is the pastor of the Congregational Church in Sanford and holds a Doctor of Theology degree from Southern Divinity' School. Dr. Hoot taught Literature lll and Literature IV and was a sponsor of the Key Cluli. MI of the plays presented this year were under the direc- tion of Nlrs. Coleman. She taught Dramatics and Speech. Latin l and Latin ll. She was also sponsor of the Latin Cluh and Thespians, llrs. Coleman received her degree from F.S.L. and has done extensive work in Dramatics since then. :Ks one of the Junior Class sponsors. Nlr. Christensen was liusy' during the foothall season with the concession stand: he also was one of the Student Council sponsors. Nlr. Christensen is a graduate of the lf. of F. and taught Spanish l. Spanish ll. and Algebra l. Nlrs. Ryman. a former student and graduate of SHS.. received her BA. degree from Black Hills Teachers College in South Dakota. This year llrs. liyman returned to SHS. and taught Literature l and ll. She is a sponsor of lioth the Junior Class and the Future Teachers Cluh. Xlrs. Allen has also been teaching Grammar to the Sopho- mores and Freshmen. She is a Freshman Class sponsor and assists the Library Council. Nlrs. Allen is a graduate of the Linirersity' of Yorth Dakota. Xlr. Ray' has done an outstanding joh as sponsor of tht- .lournalisni Club which has written the school news for the local paper. He taught Grammar III and IV. Nlr. Ray' attended Stetson and was graduated with a AH. degree. 15 t 5 Dr. Root adds color to literature with exhibits. Grammar students display themes. e L...

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W .....,..,............w...,..,.W,,, ..... .. ...M fr- Learning to sew in Home Ee. Agl'i1'llhlll'1' buys repairing toys for nec-dy children. Left In right. sented: Mrs. s l'vl-mmm..-A-,..,,,,, X VIIIIATIIJ AI. Ne-yy lu the b.H.b. favulty this yt-ar yyas Nlrs. Rogers yy hu E1I'21llll21lCtl from and later 1'et'eiy'e1l a masters flegree from Stetson lniyersity. Nlrs. Rogers is a yalualile asset to this department and teaches rlasses in Typing and Business ,-Xritlnnelie. Mater l'1'l't'lXlllQl her NH. tlegree from Bowling fil'l'l'll Business l niyersity in lxentuelxy. Nliss Simpson startecl he-r teavhing: eareer in her llllllltf state. She soon fleeitleml to 4,-onne to Floricla and has taught at S. H. S. tyyo years. She taught Shorthand ll ancl Typing this year. As one ol' the ,lunior l.lass sponsors, she rlnl a very hne yoly. Nilss liFlit'l'i'il bteyens yy as pratlnutvml from l4.b.l . ysltll an .-XB. rlegree in lionnneree. ancl later 11-reiyecl a masters tle- gree from Stetson. Nliss Steyens taught Shorthanrl l. Busi- ness l,ayy ancl Bookkeeping. She has fleroterl much time to the Sally Stall. the- Tri-Hi-Y. anfl the Senior Class. Ks sponsor oi tht- luture Nurses Llllll. Nllss lilllDl'i'I'lll has clone an ewellent joly. l nrler her supervision. ilu- freshman girls ren-eiyetl a yyell-rounflefl eourse in Horneniaking. She also taught a seconcl year l'lornc-rnaking class. She is a glllllllillt' ul the liniyersity Hllrlil1llllt'SSt'f'. 5t'IlllIlHlt' High hail another mmm-onn'r tlns year yyho yyzis clircetor of the lliyersilietl Cooperatiye Training lllllgllillll. Nlr. Girartl clifl a yyorthyyhile jolv in eoorclinating the yyorlx of the stuclents and employers. He is a graduate of Florida Southern College anfl rec'eiy'ecl spec-ial training at l .S.li. Xlr. XX est has flone an outstanding joly as il5II'lt'lllllll'K' in- structor. He is responsihle for the very fine reeorrl made hy the Future Farmers group from our sehool and has clone an excellent joh as their sponsor. He yyas also a l'iI'PSlllllilll Class sponsor. Mary Rogers, Miss Martha Jane Simpson. Miss Rt-lwt-va Stevens. Miss llurhara Ruprc-eht. Smmling: Mr. Louis V - ..-if ,,.,- 0 4 s li: at' Girard, Mr. Xfilliam Wvest.

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ea 4v.......'i .xv Left lo right. sented: Miss Barbara Rohn, Miss Ollie Reese Whittle, Miss Edna Chittenden. Standing: Mr. Joseph Mathieux, Mr. Fred Uanas., Mr. Ernest Cowley. MUSIC, ABT, GYM, AND LIBRARY Much credit goes to Miss Rohn who helped the Pep Club present fine half-time shows. Miss Rohn was also a sponsor of our cheerleaders and our Junior Class. She graduated from Stetson University with a BS. degree and has taught Physical Education here for two years. Under the direction of Miss Whit- tle, the Glee Club has presented many wonderful programs. Nliss Whittle at- tended F.S.U. and received a HM. there. She was a sponsor of the Stu- dent Council and has helped them with their numerous activities. Nlany wonderful books were found in the library. thanks to Nliss Chitten- den. Miss Chittenden is a co-sponsor of the Projectionist Club and received her RSF. from Florida Southern in Lakeland. Mr. Mathieux received his ISAF. from the University of Florida. He did a fine job as one of the Fresh- man Class sponsors. He also taught night classes for adults in ceramics. Nlr. Canas. our Athletic llirector. supervised the athletic programs for the school in addition to teaching Physical Education to the boys. ln the past. he coached football. track. and baseball at S.H.S. lVlr. Callas received his HS. from Murray State College in Kentucky and later rc- ceived an Nl..-X. degree from N. Y. liniversity. He was a Junior Class sponsor. As director of the S.H.S. Band. Mr. Cowley has done extremely well in making our band known throughout Florida. Mr. Cowley attended and received his B.M. from Stetson. While there, he was Captain of the band and President of the orchestra. He was also co-sponsor of the Key Club here this year. W'orking out on the trampoline. Practicing songs for the Christmas concert. -z H uv