Thomasville High School - Growler Yearbook (Thomasville, NC)

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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

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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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.- KJV . -C ht V5 , FAC LTY Mrs. M. H. Fritts, Jr., girls' physical edu- cation instructor, received her major from Milligan College. In her spare time she enjoys sports and television. Mrs. Ann Gaither, a graduate of Queens College, teaches eighth graders literature and spelling. A housewife, she sews in her spare time. James Graham, shop and mechanical draw- ing teacher, attended Western Carolina College. He likes to fish, in his out-of-school hours. ' .A ,f f If J 1 4 .X ' l I ' L Z . I. , AA, 1' ' It ', i f .JL t ,..f . ..,' f r l Af H. C. Hudgins, United States history in- structor, spends most of his extra time working with the Student Council. He re- ceived his A. B. from High Point College. Clinton Ingram, with a degree from Guil- ford College, teaches health and physical education on the eighth grade level. As a coach, he naturally lists his avocation as sports. Mrs. Trevaleah Jacobs, Thomasville High's only red-headed teacher, graduated from Woman's College of U. N. C. and teaches Spanish, English, and journalism. Reading is her favorite pastime. Miss Bain Johnson, the 'high school libra- rian, is current secretary' of the Chi Chap- ter of the Delta Kappa Gamma. She is also adviser to the Library Assistants. Mrs. Joretta Johnson, who received her degree from Lander College, is teaching eighth grade English. She is a member of fijhle Gamma Xi Chapter of the Beta Sigma 1. 30