Thomas A Edison High School - Spark Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Fcacultq, Like Students, Enjoqs Mr. Mitchel L. Ammons Mrs. Barbara Andrews Miss Ann Arnot MR. MITCHEL L. AMMONS-- Now in his third year of teaching, Mr. Ammons specializes in automotive mechan- ics. He received his B.S. in Industrial Arts from Southwest Texas State College. In order to master the many com- plexities of modern engines, he attends a night tune-up school. MRS. BARBARA ANDREWS-- A recipient of an M.A. de- gree, Mrs. Andrews was a mathematics major at the Univer- sity of Nebraska. When not busy with school work, she enjoys sewing and singing in her church choir. Her musical preference is semi-classical. MISS ANN ARNOT-- An M.A. graduate of Trinity Univer- sity, Miss Arnot is an art and history teacher. A summer trip to Europe provided many interesting items of informa- tion for creating classroom enthusiasm. Her favorite Euro- pean city is Venice, Italy. MRS, CARRIE LOU BAILEY-- Recipient of a B.A. degree from Texas College of Arts and Industry, Mrs. Bailey in- structs five world history classes. Besides teaching, she raises Boston Terriers for show and sale. MR. RAIFORD M. BALL-- One of five new teachers for the 1964-65 year at Edison, Mr. Ball received his B.S. degree at Trinity. University and instructs in physics and plane ge- ometry. His outside activities include camping, folklore, and dramatics. Studying the program at the T. S. T.A. convention are Coaches Reggie West, Paul McCar1ey, and Charles Brown. Mrs. Carrie Lou Bailey Mr. Raiford M. Ball

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Important To Students' Futures MEMBERS OF EDISON'S administrative staff work indus- triously to help students get the most out of their high school years. The paper work done by these people is vitally im- ,portant in making the school run smoothly. The counselors haid students in planning their futures, and, since the at- tendance and registration records are indispensible parts of the administrative department, the school could not function without its secretarial and bookkeeping offices. MRS. CALLIE ABBOTT Librarian MRS. LUCILLE GIBSON Secretary i 1 ONE OF THE necessary parts of any high school is its library. Edison is no exception. Hundreds of fiction, non- fiction, and reference books are available to all students and teachers. The library also affords peaceful surroundings for studying. Entertaining articles and current events may be found in the magazine section: facts and technical data, in the reference section. The library is also equipped to mend books that have been damaged or worn. MRS. LENA MAE ELLIOTT Head Librarian MRS, ALMA CAREY Librarian 13

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ocicul Life A reflective Mr. Don Morris takes time for refreshments at the senior signing party. diss Mary McCurdy and Miss Helena Weber reminisce about heir high school days while chaperoning the Howdy Hop. Feachers help themselves to goodies prepared by Mrs. Ger- tldine Peery's cooking classes. .. S V , ?3?S'51iE1 -I f Mrs. Carole Bryant conc entra tes on her spaghetti at the Honey Bears' spaghetti supper. - 15