South Rowan High School - Southerner Yearbook (China Grove, NC)

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3 - Facult ASX se X D ,Q South Rowan Advisory Council members are Mrs. Shelby Karriker, Mrs. Geraldine Martin. Mrs. Linda Eagle. Mr. Robert Tilley. Mr. Rudy Wise Mr John Harris and Mr. James Donnell. gt. Major John L. Burke Mrs. Lyndall Ca J.R.O.T.C. Spanish Paso Community College A.S.U. - B.S. Mrs. Betty G. Clark Business N.C. A8cT - B.S. 24 f Focus On Faculty 1, Tl n Mr. Danny Cartner Mrs. Beverly Chappell English!Speech and Drama Teacher's Aid B.A. ,- ,,,,.f- !,,,.,..... ,,...-- .......---- A --.., Miss Sandy Charles af A V fy W VJ 4. ' , ' ks Q ' S' . . 'f ix' ' X ,Q V xx. 5 ,,1 fe ' .121 1.4 S-' if W Resource Greensboro College - B S Al Mrs. Joyce Cline Mrs. Nelda Cockman Mr. Tim Cornher Mrs. Frances Cowan Secretary English Math Choral Music U.N.C.G. - M.A. Catawba College Y A.B. U.N.C.G. - B,A

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fi Faculty Leaders With A Vision South Rowan is one of the largest schools in our area, and running it smoothly is definately not a one-man job. It takes the cooperation of the en- tire faculty, staff, and administration in order for everything to operate with- out any major problems. Our strong leadership lies not only in Mr. Donnell's capable hands, but it lies also with our two assistant princi- pals, Mr. Allen Wilson Brantley and Mr. Terry Pardew. Though the jobs of these two men vary, they both carry a lot of responsiblity. Mr. Brantley graduated from Lenior- Rhyne college in January of 1964. Af- ter graduation, he took a teaching posi- tion at W.R. Odell School in Cabarrus County. He taught the seventh grade and one high school course of book- keeping for five years before coming to Rowan County where he assumed the job of a teaching principal at Patterson Elementary School. When Patterson School was closed, Mr. Brantley be- came assistant principal at North Rowan Middle School, where he remained for seven years before coming to South Rowan last year. For the past seven years, he has worked at Rowan Technical College as a part-time eve- ning instructor. Though he admits that he has very little free time, what he does have he uses to go fishing, water skiing, and to do some work in his gar- den. Mr. Brantley also enjoys singing in his church choir and watching his children participate in soccer and bas- ketball. Mr. Terry Pardew is a multi-talented Planning Ahead: Mr. Brantley contemplates. person. He can be found doing just about anything around South, from taking pictures for the Joumalism Staff to counseling distressed students. Be- fore he came here, Mr. Pardew worked as a layout supervisor for a printing company. He also worked for a year teaching evasive manuevers to ambu- lance drivers through the driver's edu- cation program at Appalachian State University. Mr. Pardew has two daughters. One is four years old and the other is nine months old. Though his family and job keep him very busy, in his free time he enjoys playing soft- ball and creating photographic art. He says that taking pictures of weddings and other formal shots are not his fa- vorite things to take pictures of, but that he enjoys impromptu shots far better. Though these men have greatly varied hobbies, interests, and backgrounds, they both strive for one common goal - to make South Rowan the best school around, and this goal has been attained time and time again. We are indeed fortunate to have Mr. Brantley and Mr. Pardew as our assistant prin- cipals, and we appreciate all of their hard work and dedication. By Carol Blume Busy As Usual: Mr. Pardew at work. JN Mrs. Barbara Atw ll Math U.N,C.G. 4 M. lid. Mr. Steve Driver' . CGVCF L B s Education N.C. AELT Y M.S. Mrs. Juanita Brawley Secret y B S h l V usiness c BI' 00 1 Ei. Mrs. Linda Brigman Resource U.N.C,C-M.A. Focus on Faculty I 23

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Facult -au. Mrs. Suzanne Cox Mrs. Betty Cox English Resource U.N.C.C. - M.A. Catawba - M. lid. ,,,.,,, .. Miss Ruth Dillard Mrs. Midgie Dial A Business Home Economics A,S.Lf.-BS. U.N.C.Ci.vB.S. Mrs. Cindy B. Eddleman Mrs. Elaine Ervin Science Math Catawba-A.B. A.S.U.fB.S. Staff Exposes Pep At some schools. teachers are just people who stand at the front of the room and lecture all day. then go home in the afternoon. At South Rowan. however. this is not the case. Often. faculty members can be seen at school before school hours and well into the night. South Rowan teachers are involved in total education: education of the mind as well as ofthe spirit. Nowhere else are teachers as spirited as they are at South Rowan. By Cum! Blmm' Teachers get in the act: Teachers sport players' football jerseys during spirit week. Mr. Bill W. Cra Guidance Long Island U. f M.S. Mrs. Magenta Donncll Library Aid Prcshy terian Jr. College l m? Mrs. Rosetta Everhart Business High Point College F Mr. Larry Deal Physical Education East Carolina nlield Mrs. Karen Drye e Vocational Education U.N.C.G.fB.S. P' ki ' ' li A? ' it Ti. i .n ...rr .ass . sl fS?r srr ji in xg . Q I an S 3 ks. f M., ear: as.. is saw is so E K ........ s Mr. Ernie Faw Science - B.S. A.S.lQ. f B.S. . . . ..5?Mgig . ... 5 if f if fy gzi ' A Mrs. Barbara Deese Librarian Catawba - B.A. Lt. Col. .lim Duncan J.R.O.'l'.C. Fla. Tech. - M.S. Mr. Gary lfcimstci Math N.l'.S.L'. f B.S. i We . .... . ..,. t .... . .. ..... W. .... K .... , ....,... ,W...,.-... ..,.. . . ...... ,.,..........,q ,t.,....,.... .....,c-..W. ..- ... . .. . . ....,.., a,.. -,.. ..... W...-.,.,....,.,ia,,,..., .....,.. ,-.....,.w ,,,,..... ..... ,,., .,.. ,..,.......,5x.-.L Focus On Faculty X 25