Union High School - Gleam Yearbook (Union, SC)

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outh arolina Now Ranks 4 th In Teachers Pa Busy teachers seldom get a chance to gather and exchange con- may be discussing her favorite Presidential candidate with Mrs. versation until recess offers them, as well as students, a time of Wilburn Cstandingj, Mrs. Crocker, Mrs. Strother, Mrs. Berry, and soc1ab1l1ty. In a typical gab-session in the cafeteria, Miss Lybrand Mrs, White, Kennedy and Nixon were often discussed at lunch. Miss Grace Lybrand, 501 West Main Streetg B.A., Columbia collegeg teaches Englishg on Declamation committeeg favorite pas- times are traveling and readingg aspires to visit Switzerland and France. Mrs. Elizabeth R. Wilburn, Route 25 attended the University of South Carolina, A.B., Presbyterian collegeg teaches geometry and algebrag sponsors Future Teachers clubg works with homecoming committeeg was complimented when she was elected to teach at Union High School after graduating from college last year. Mrs. Merle S. Crocker, Route lg B.S., Winthrop collegeg teaches Home Economics and General Scienceg assists with homecomingg favorite pastime is sewing, I take pride in it and it helps to stretch the budget, toogn has always wanted to visit France. Mrs. Angie Lee Strother, Route 15 B.S., Asheville Teachers col- legeg teaches eighth grade Englishg chairman of declamation con- testg favorite pastimes are reading and cookingg her daughter's wedding was an experience which is unforgettable. Mrs. Flora C. Berry, 105 Douglas Heightsg A.B., Coker collegeg teaches eighth grade arithmetic and ninth grade algebrag she has fulfilled her childhood ambition to become a teacher. V - Mrs. Ada C. White, 118 Highland Driveg A.B., Converse collegeg teaches eighth grade social studiesg favorite pastime is .listening to records and enjoys buying a new one every monthly aspires to visit England because she loves English history. I

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Teachers Get mall tate-Aid alar Increase Miss Doris Frances Gwinn, 208 Catherine Street, attended Win- throp college but graduated from the University of South Carolina with a B.A. degree, teaches general business, bookkeeping, short- hand, and typing, sponsors Beta club, has a new piano which affords her much enjoyment. Miss Nealy Beaty, 212 Catherine Street, A.B., Lander college, sponsors eleventh grade, directs junior play, takes pride in owning a gold lapel pin from Florence, Italy, which she acquired on a recent trip to Europe, favorite pastime is doing needlepoint because it is relaxing. - Mrs. Edna M. Spears, 113 Douglas Heights, A.B., Winthrop col- lege, graduate work at University of South Carolina, teaches speech and English, sponsors Public Speaking club, favorite pas- times are reading for relaxation and playing bridge for stimulation and entertainment, aspires to visit Scotland because her son received his Ph.D. degree there. Mrs. Rosabelle Gregory, Route 1, A.B., Erskine college, attended William and Mary, M.Ed., University of South Carolina, teaches tenth and eleventh grade English, sponsors Hi-Life and senior dramatics, enjoys dealing with flowers, unfulfilled wish is to have every student pass. Miss Edna Hope, 124 Park Drive, A.B., Clifford seminary, A.B., University of South Carolina, teaches Latin and eleventh grade English, sponsors National Honor Society and Latin club, enjoys reading and playing bridge in her spare time, her background in English literature makes England her choice of a country to visit. Mr. Bobby Edwards, Douglas Heights, B.S., Presbyterian college, teaches drivers education, sponsors Bus Drivers club, was pleased when one of his students exempted driver education at a school where it was compulsory, favorite pastime is sports. Miss Lunette Betenbaugh, Hart Street, A.B., Columbia college, Head of Science department, teaches biology, sponsors Biology club, favorite pastime is reading, The Land Beyond the Tempest, a book of recent publication, gave her much enjoyment. Turning in book money in the newly renovated office are fleft to plan adopted this year, each teacher collected textbook rental rightl Miss Gwinn, Miss Beaty, Mrs. Spears, Mrs. Gregory, Miss money from the students in her own classes rather than from her Hope, and Miss Betenbaugh. Mr. Edwards receives it. Under a homeroom students, as in the past.

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Teachers Will Have Federal Social Security As Mr. Albert E. Ward, 309 East South Street, attended Lees McRae junior college, B.A., Wofford college, attended University of South Carolina, teaches chemistry and physics, sponsors Futurians club, favorite pastime is outdoor sports. Miss Ferol Kelly, Ionesville, S. C., A.B., Lander college, teaches general science, sponsors Discovery Science club, works with homecoming committee and junior dramatics committee, enjoys playing canasta and bridge in her spare time. Miss Nettie V. Watkins, 124 Park Drive, A.B., Winthrop college, teaches ninth and tenth grade algebra, heads stage committee for junior and senior dramatics, favorite pastimes are cooking and reading, occasionally she enjoys allowing herself to have the small personal luxury of a drop of real perfume. Mrs. Dorothy Wall Lyon, 100 Douglas Heights, B.S., Limestone college, teaches eighth grade English and ninth grade science, Works with senior dramatics, student council, and guidance com- mittees, dreams of visiting London, England, and Paris, France. Mrs. Alice L. Summers, Cityview Heights, B.A., Limestone col- lege, Appalachian State Teachers college, Winthrop college, teaches English and mathematics, since studying French in college, she has desired to visit France. Mrs. Margaret P. Nichols, 406 Lakeview Heights, A.B., Winthrop college, teaches eighth and ningth grade English and eighth grade social studies, aspires to travel in order to become more familiar with other countries, enjoys being with her family. Mrs. Annie H. Smith, Pauline, S. C., B.S., Appalachian State Teachers college, teaches eighth grade math, works with assembly programs and declamations committees, favorite pastime is cook- ing, wishes for the chance to travel abroad. Permanent record books, better known as blue booksn, I-ind a grades in these books. Setting their books.in order are Cleft to convenient place in the new office, for a major part of a teacher's right? Mr. Ward, Miss Kelly, Miss Watkins, Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. task at the end of a six-weeks period is registering each student's Summers, Mrs. Nichols, and Mrs. Smith.