Tioga High School - Tribesman Yearbook (Tioga, LA)

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130 Physical Education 5 i 1 1 . fir ff kr, dab ' ,, avg , .aa . gypy' ,V ,,, V , ' uw r . it ' .P XA l The Tioga Boys' P.E. department is one of the most important phases of our school. It helps the boys build their minds as well as their bodies. Our capable coaches are willing to spend their time to help these boys reach their full capacity. P.E. also offers inner class competition which gets everyone enthusiastically involved , whether or not the student is a varsity athlete. The Tioga Girls' P.E. department is known parish-wide for its many accomplishments. We have three of the best teachers possible - Mrs. Betty O'Kelly, Mrs. Kathy Holloway, and Mrs. Rose Franklin. Girls' learn many skills and routines in the classes that they may use throughout their lives. TOP: TEACHERS: David Arnold, Don Bates, Richard Bardwell, Mickey Campbell, Rose Franklin, Kathy Holloway, Jerry Ingram, Betty O'Kelly, and Troy Prestridge. Physical Education :w,qv,,,

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'W V English is essential to education because it builds our vocabulary, teaches us good public speaking, and helps our reading ability. All three facets are accomplished by the different sections of the English department. English I, II, III, and IV prepare the student for college and general life conditions. Taught by our capable teachers, these classes can be interesting as well as informative. Speech and reading also come alive with the help of our speech teacher - Mr. Wiltse, and our reading teachers - Mrs. May- eaux and Mrs. Phillips. TOP: Vicky Santos and Donna Lewis are among those taking advantage of the benefits of the foreign language lab. ABOVE, LEFT: Students work in the reading lab. LEFT: A lone student works intently in the reading lab. OPPOSITE, TOP: TEACHERS: Theresa Fountaine - English III, Betty Longino - Eng- lish I, Sylvia Mayeaux - Reading, Betty Phil- lips - Reading Cteachers aidej, Susan Seeling - Spanish, Bertha Tucker - French, Mary Carolyn Ussery - English III, Glenda Waites - English I, Bo White - English IV, and Larry Wiltse - Speech. OPPOSITE, LEFT: Ioan Brunson and Paul Hopkins learn radio speak- ing. OPPOSITE, RIGHT: Davora Davidson Constance learns techniques of public speak- ing. English 129

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fi Familiar Faces These are a few of the many faces we, as stu- dents, come in contact with every day. They are the faces of those willing and devoted teachers who are always around to give us the assistance we need in learning and growing here at THS. Many teachers spend long hours, with relatively few rewards, as sponsors of various clubs and activi- ties. They help to make our years at Tioga mem- orable ones. We appreciate and admire them for their devotion and for the love they show towards their students. wt? if' 131