Van Buren High School - Pointer Yearbook (Van Buren, AR)

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,gif Q 'f a . , I be I -ft -' I7 A. I . WI, - as as JOURNALISM, ENGLISH: Ivif. Bill Pharis. ENGLISH: Mr. James Faugm. ENGLISH, f ht SPEECH: Mrs. Linda May. - II ,III f ie I .,, .ff LH I 5 I ' ' ' ' . t ir It Effective communication is X g O al E n g I I S h, S p Q Q C h, Zlllgl ggcjgiigggush teacher, discusse: journalism class work here Mmwgam-an From the very first moment of Julius Caesar to the last page ofa review of the verbal, English plays an important role. X, kgog Making certain her classes have a maximum of knowledge in senior English grammar and literature, Mrs. Grace Barlow teaches a large part of the graduating class of VBHS. Sophomore students are initiated into their high school English years of Mrs. Linda May and Mr. John Rotert. In addition to sophomore English classes, Mrs. May also instructs junior and senior students in the art of speech. Mr. Rotert finds time to carefully tutor a senior class in business English while also teaching large classes of sophomores. Junior English students are instructed by Mr. James Faught and Mr. Bill Pharis. MR. BILL Pharis, English and journalism structor, is waiting for hats to come back style, ENGLISH: Mr. John Rotert. ENGLISH: MRS. LINDA MAY appears pleased to hear that all of her speech students are prepared for Grace Bajlowl extemporaneous talks. 24 Commitment

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MISS WILDA Reeves instructs her classes on the ro r,use of English grammar lflrstoryiinstructors deal with past, present, future There is more to know about history than Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492. That is why the school doesnit neglect the field of History. There are four teachers who devote their time and energy to teaching students the things of importance that happened in the past. Instructing in the field of social studies are Miss Wilda Reeves, Mr. Gorden Yearty, Mr. Don Martin, and Mr. Tony McDaniel. Besides just learning events of our younger world, the students of VBHS learn items of the present, and near future, such as the World Affairs classes A do. History stirs the thoughts, emotions, if '71, and feelings of pride in one's forefathers. v . . . . at p . A E History 1S lrrlportant to the education of , 'if' ' every student. MR. DON Martin discusses American history with an interested class. 26 Commitment fx, S if ' X Rauf' MR. TONY McDaniel holds a discussion with sophomore World History students. HISTORY, WORLD AFFAIRS: MI, Gordo Yearty. U. S. HISTORY, ENGLISH: Miss Wild Reeves. W, HISTORY, GOVERN.: Mr. Do Martin. W. HISTORY: Mr. Tony McDaniel. X li r It