Thomasville High School - Growler Yearbook (Thomasville, NC)

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Thirty-One Teachers Instruct More Tha Mrs, M. G. Allmond, a history major from ' ' Woman's College of U.N.C., teaches world . history, English, and social science. Her hobby is reading. Q . Mrs. Priscilla Brinkley, a biology major - f g . . . from Woman's College of U. N. C., is an 1 . ' I . j , - eighth grade science instructor. She enjoys 1 , ', , ' P 'S - A needlework and gardening outside of school. g X is f . . L-'U l' ', , . , i . Q I A A 0 ' i 1 K Q 9 K I s v' . 1 Miss Ida Rose Bruton, a graduate of Con- verse College, has a major in voice and is directing high school music. K.-wx' ff Miss Eloise Buie, director of the homemak- ing department, received her degree from Flora MacDonald College. Her hobbies are reading and gardening. Relaxing in the lounge after lunch are, standing: Mrs. Ann Rappg seated, cllnckwisc: Miss Kathleen Euliss, Mrs. E. C. Burrus, Mrs. M. G. Allmond, and Mrs. Trevaleah Jacobs. X234 28

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School Leadership ls Supervision and leadership of Thomas- ville High is in the hands of Principal W. S. Horton. He realizes that high school students are at an impressionable age and provides supervision limited enough to allow the stu- dents to grow, to think for themselves, and to assume the responsibilities of young adults. At the same time he is exacting enough to maintain excellent disciplineg to demand respect and receive it. A believer in W. S. HORTON, Principal I n Hands Of Principal a clean, Well-kept school, he sets an example which the faculty and student body follow. Dealing with the numerous secretarial duties involved in maintaining a school of our size is Mrs. Joyce Gordon. In addition to checking mail, filing, and corresponding, she deposits all money for the school. Help- ing her with reports and typing is the office committee headed by Martha Sue Coggins, chairman. Joyce Gordon, school secretary checks the teachers' reports with office chairman, Martha Sue Coggins. Members of the office committee -Ann Armsworthy, Barbara Lane, Frances Murray, and Pat Lackey-examine morning reports ww-n-w....,.,., an

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BOO Students In Wide Range Of Subjects in-.N A -zg',,,A'L , . . . 3,4 Lv-Ffh ,,,,,V . fm , '-rfgzvf. if iff'-V' 1' 2 , lf: 111, ..g3w'sj ,-E-:gm-..5g -f Nh Mrs. E. C. Burrus, junior English instruc- tor, has a major in English and French from Guilford College. Reading and con- versing are her favorite pastimes. William S. Collette, who teaches physical education, general science, and biology, received his degree from High Point Col- lege. As his subject matter would suggest, he likes to hunt and fish. G. M. Eargle, a mathematics major from Newberry College, teaches trigonometry, algebra, and general mathematics. He, too, enjoys outdoor sports. Miss Kathleen Euliss, who has classes in typing and bookkeeping, graduated from Elon College. Meeting new people and watching sports are her chief diversions. On duty is Mrs. M. H. Fritts, Jr. Cashiering at lunchtime is Mrs. Lydia Stonach. K fl ...Q 29