Wakelon High School - Wak Igh An Yearbook (Zebulon, NC)

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experienced teachers Mrs. Alice Miller, piano Mr. William Lawes band and chorus Mrs. Dorothy B. Blackley eighth grade Mrs. Ruth A. Moss, eighth grade Mrs. Mildred Mullen seventh grade Miss Alma Lou Pierce seventh grade Mrs. Coressa A. Chamblee sixth grade Mrs. Lucy W. Cone, sixth grade Mrs. Marian Smith, sixth grade Mrs. Helen Gregory, fifth grade Mrs. Virginia Bunn, fifth grade Mrs. Elizabeth Ellett, fourth grade 16

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mrs. emma p. pippin english I, II duke; b. a. sponsor: junior class mrs. frances b. massey music unc-g; b. s. sponsor: freshman class mrs. sandra k. deaton mathematics Campbell; b. s. sponsor: n. h. s. and freshman class mr. frank 1. eagles u. s. history, english III sociology acc; unc; b. S. sponsor: student council and junior class mrs. madyline f. pippin librarian radford state teachers col.; b. s. miss eva m. grandy health and phy. ed. , physics physical science shaw u.; b. s. sponsor: freshman class 15

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guide the way Mrs. Elizabeth F. Todd fourth grade Miss Mildred Ann Murray- third grade Mrs. Margaret Ann Williams third grade Mrs. Sadie Braswell, second grade Mrs. Selma Alford, second grade Mrs. Juanita B. Sims second grade » Mrs. Lois M. Wall, first grade Mrs. Eva Page, first grade Mrs. Peggy Wilder, first grade Teaching is more than a presentation of cold hard facts. It is an art—the art of expressing oneself coherently, of capturing the wondering attentions of high school and elementary students, of probing the lazy and challenging the industrious and of gaining the respect and confidence of all the students. Bridging the gap between fact and understanding, the teaching profession has finally achieved a position of prominence. It is the divining rod by which intelligence is discovered; the drill by which it is extracted. —copied 17