Tell City High School - Sagittarius Yearbook (Tell City, IN)

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Spending the first of her twelve years in the teaching profession in Tell City High is Dorothy Easley. She graduated from Bo see High School in Evansville and received her B.S. degree at Evans- ville College. Mrs. Easley is our only girls' physi- cal education teacher. She, also, teaches English III. Mr. and Mrs. Easley, Pete, and Debby live at 702 Thirteenth Street. She spends her summer months fishing. Girls' Athletic Association and their advisor, Mrs. Easley. A new member of our English Department this year is Sara Jean Browning. Mrs. Browning is a na- tive of Louisville, Kentucky, where she attended Portland Christian High School. Her college train- ing was obtained from Kentucky Bible College, Harding College,and the University of Arkansas. Presently, she and her husband, Reverend Browning, are residing at R. R. 1, Tell City. Mrs. Browning teaches English and literature, although her main interest lies in music. She is noted for raising cac- tus (puts them on the chairs of sleepy students!). Our efficient librarian and their advisor, Mrs. Dooley. Another new addition to our English Department and a very efficient librarian is Birdena Dooley. Mrs. Dooley was bom in Glendale, Indiana, and obtained her elementary schooling in Loogootee, Indiana. She attended Lindenwood College in Mis- souri, where she earned her A.B. degTee. Mrs. Dooley, her husband, and two sons have their home in Loogootee. Her hobbies are collecting pitchers and braiding rugs (where she finds the time, we'll never know!). 13

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A Tell Citian for nearly two years is Billy F. Jones. Mr. Jones hails from Bicknell, Indiana, where he grad- uated from high school. He received his B.S. degree from Indiana State and Indiana University; and is now our mechanical drawing and woodworking instructor. Mr. Jones and his wife, Jane reside at 1218 Thirteenth Street. He is another sports enthusiast. His summer months are spent on degree work at I.U. One of the many new members of our faculty is George H. Alvey. Mr. Alvey comes to us from Evans- ville, Indiana, where he was bom, attended Reitz High, and Evansville College. He received his B.S. degree from Indiana State Teachers' College. The Alvey family, consisting of Murriel, his wife, Sherri, aid Dana, live at 731 Fourteenth Street. Mr. Alvey is our general industrial arts and metal shop instructor and is doing swell for his first year. He is, also, Newman Grade School's basketball coach, which is his favorite hobby. 12 Watcli those fingers! - Mr. Jones and Mr. Alvey

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Another staunch veteran with twenty-eight years of harried teaching at Tell City High is Edward P. Ed Peter. Mr. Peter is a native of Perry County and at- tended Anderson Township High. He went on to re- ceive his A. B. degree from Indiana State Teachers' College. Quite a family man, Mr. Peter and h s wife reside at 1419 Thirteenth Street, where they raised their eight children. Cur mathematics department has long been under the wise supervision of Mr. Peter. He enjoys all outdoor sports and is always happy to relate some of his hunting and fishing experiences. In the summer his time is occupied by gardening, car- pentry, and repair work. Our newly organized Hunting and Fishing Club and their sponsor, Mr. Peter. A lab inventory - Mr. Peter and Mr. Moore. Initiated into the teaching profession at Tell City High School this year is Jean R. Moore. A native of Vincen- nes, Indiana, Mr. Moore attended Lincoln High there. He obtained his college education at Indiana University and Vincennes University. Mr. Moore, his wife, and their son, Jean, reside at 827 Twelfth Street. Mr. Moore teaches chemistry, algebra, and general math. His three unique hobbies are reading, high-fidelity, and astronomy. An ex-jet pilot in the Air Force, Mr. Moore has had many hair-raising experiences. He plans to complete his M.S. degree this summer. 14