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

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'I Absorbecl Bq Mcmq Activities Miss Elizabeth Sayles l Mrs. Alleen Scott Mr. Calvin Lee Turbeville - Mrs. Mamie Vielock MISS ELIZABETH SAYLES--Miss Sayles, a Spanish teacher with an M.A. from Trinity University, has traveled exten- sively' in the United States, Mexico, Central America, and Europe. Three years ago she was on a Pan-American plane that was hijacked and flown to Castro's Cuba. MRS. ALLEEN SCOTT--Mrs. Scott is a world history teach- er with an M.A. from Southwest Texas State College. She is the mother of two children: a son, 21g and a daughter, 15. r I MRS. SANDRA SWOPE--A bookkeeping, typing, and sten- ography teacher with a B.S. from Texas Lutheran College, Mrs. Swope came to Edison in January to take Miss Patricia Graham's classes. She enjoys progressive jazz, dancing, fishing, reading, and hunting with her husband. MR. CALVIN LEE TURBEVILLE, IR,--Edison's distributive education teacher, Mr. Turbeville, received his B.S. from Southwest Texas State College. Sponsor of DECA, his hob- bies are interior decorating, furniture rehabilitation, and collecting art pieces. MRS. MAMIE VIELOCK--Sponsor of the Senior Class, Mrs. Vielock received her M.A. from St. Mary's University. She enjoys church and club work. Last summer she visited the 1964 New York Wor1d's Fair. She has two sons and four grandchildren. Oh, noi sighs Mrs. Charles E. Brown at the Black and Gold Prom. Not more football talk! 27

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Tecachers' Time Ahd Thoughts Mrs. Rosalie Peaslee Mrs. Geraldine Peery Mrs. Marion Powell Mrs. I. F. Ross MRS. ROSALIE PEASLEE--A stenography and typing teacher with an M.A. from St. Mary's University, Mrs. Peaslee is sponsor of the Business Club. Her interests range from gar- dening to bridge and table tennis. She spent last summer visiting New York City and the 1964 Wor1d's Fair. MRS. GERALDINE PEERY--Edison's foods teacher and co- sponsor of the FHA, Mrs. Peery, received her B. S. from Kansas State University. She has two teen-age daughters, and enjoys cooking, dancing, and playing bridge. Last summer she visited Kansas. Miss Helen Wyatt gives the drill team instructions for their first basketball game performance. Mr. Edward Nowlin and Mr. Mervin D. Jacobs discuss Mr. Now1in's plywood demonstration for the boys in Mr. Jacob's woodshop classes. 26 MRS. MARION POWELL --A history teacher whose hobbies are sewing and home decorating, Mrs. Powell received her M.A. at Trinity University. She has two children, and en- joys all types of music and dances. MRS. J. F. ROSS--Mrs. Ross, an English teacher, received a B.J. from Mary Hardin-Baylor, and her B.A. from North Texas State University. She is sponsor of the Edison Literary Society. Last summer she taught at St. Mary's University. E 5-

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i T eclchers' Countencmces Expres i Miss Patricia Graham's students gather around at her going- away party. She left Edison to teach at St. Mary's Uni- versity. Hoping to get another deer, Mr. K. Darrell West checks one of his rifles before hunting season. Mrs. Carrie Lou Bailey, Mr. Raiford M. Ball and Mr. Robert Walkup enjoy good food and cheerful talk at the faculty tea given by the homemaking students. 28