Thomasville High School - Growler Yearbook (Thomasville, NC)

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Teaching Is No Humcirum Day-By-Day Existence MRS. M. G. ALLMOND-A. B., Woman's Col- lege of the University of North Carolinag Sopho- more homeroomg World Historyg Economics and Sociologyg Englishg Debating Club adviser . . . MRS. SYLVIA BAITY-Secretary to the Principal. MISS BETTY BELL-A. B., University of North Carolinag Duke Universityg Woman's College of the University of North Carolinag New York Universityg Art Club adviser . . . MR. ROY DAVIS BLACKWELDER-A. B., Lenoir-Rhyne College: Eighth grade homeroomg Natural Science. MISS ELGISE BUIE-A. B., Flora MacDonald Collegeg Home Economicsg Future Homemakers of America adviser . . . MRS. MARIE BURRUS- A. B., Guilford Collegeg Junior homeroomg English ,' Junior Class sponsorg Senior Tri-Hi-Y adviser . . . MR. WILLIAM S. COLLETTE fNot picturedy- B. S., High Point Collegeg Sophomore homeroomg General Scienccg Hisforyg Physical E'ducation,' Sophomore Dramatics adviser. . -.-ass, .4 51 J ii.. :..: 1ia?4'if Z .MW PLAYING ESKIMO, Miss Laura Neece, Growler adviser, waits patiently on trains to make superlative pictures . . . NO, Miss Josie Grimes is not choking on her popcorn. She's only laughing at one of many student's jokes that lighten a teacher's day. I2

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To Better the Life I ONCE OWNED A HAMMER, popu- lar Thomasville High Principal W. S. Hor- ton mournfully asserts over the P. A. system. of Youth in Thomasville THOMASVILLE HIGHlS capable prin- cipal, W. S. Horton, and well-trained fac- ulty assure students of the best in high school educational opportunities and ad- vantages. Strict enough to demand top performance of each student, yet under- standing enough to be able to help the student analyze and correct his various problems, this competent group of people aids the student in maturing emotionally as well as intellectually. The major link between the parent and the school, other than the child, is the Parent-Teacher Association. At monthly meetings of the Thomasville High P.T.A. parents and teachers have ample oppor- tunity to discuss their child's progress and problems and plan for his future. Such a relationship between parent and teacher is very advantageous to a childls emotional and intellectual growth. PRINCIPAL W. S. HORTON gives the faculty last minute instructions before report cards are issued . . . BUSY HANDLING SECRETARIAL WORK at Thomasville High are Mrs. Sylvia Baity, Mr. Horton s secretary, and Barbara Little, chairman of the Student Council Office Committee. ll

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RELAXING OVER LUNCH in the Thomasville High cafe- teria , Mrs. Manis H. Fritts, Mr. William Collette, Miss Nancy Houston, and Mrs. Trev- aleah Jacobs. Is an Inspiring and Satisfying Experience MRS. EARL CONNER-Cafeteria Supervisor . . . MR. G. M. EARGLE-A. B., Newberry Col- legeg Freshman homeroomg Algebrag General Mathe- maticsg Trigonometryg Freshman Class sponsorg Hobby Club adviser. MRS. MANIS H. FRITTS, JR.-A. B., Milligan Collegeg Freshman homeroomg Health and Physical Educationj Girls' Athletic Association adviserg Junior Dramatics adviser . . . MR. JAMES W. GRAHAM-B. S., Western Carolina Collegeg Soph- omore homeroomg Shopg Hi-Y Club adviser. MISS JOSIE E. GRIMES-B. S. S. A., Lenoir Rhyne Collegeg Woman's College of the University of North Carolinag Junior homeroomg Typing: Shorthandg Commercial Club adviserg Freshman Dramatics adviser . . . MRS. L. M. HANES-Ashe- more Business Collegeg Secretary and Treasurer to Superintendent. I3