Wallace Rose Hill High School - Reminiscence Yearbook (Teachey, NC)

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Science teachers expand student An enthusiastic Mr. Hodges skillfully taught physical science and physics to his students. Mrs. Lindler instructed her students in biology and physical science, and enriched their lives through a course in fine arts. sf.. r- ? Mr. Thomas Hodges gfaigfa, xi T5 ' lf ' f - , y -af s f -cf R 1' -. V .M O ,X ' I Lx X Thomas Hodges, Jr.-A. 8a T. Frances Lindler-Converse Univ., B. S. B. A. Mrs. Frances Lindler

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Math helps students comprehend changing World In addition to teaching competency math, Mrs. Wells served as an editorial advisor for the annual staff. Inspiring interest in his subject, Mr. Jenkins taught Algebra I, Algebra II, and Algebra II and Trigonometry. Teaching Algebra I and II and consumer math, Mrs. Bryant communicated in an interesting and witty manner. Q Mrs. Dianne Wells I A x if Mr. Elmore Jenkins tl' ,N '-v Diane Wells-E. C. U., B.S. . 'W 1 r 2 1. y 1 J, lj' 1, Int Elmore Jenkins-E. C. U., B. Evelyn S. M. A. A. Sz T. Mrs. Evelyn Bryant

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Knowledge through experimentation A Friendly and knowledgeable, Mr. Burroughs taught classes in biology y p ,u and physical science. X Well liked by her students, Mrs. f Jordan easily related biology, , rugiwg chemistry, and physical science to ' if W L B her students. i . V U Mrs. Blackmore excitingly related I A . scientific concepts to students in it biology, adv. biology, chemistry, and l . oz, ' r I physical science. Mr. Fred Burroughs 2 xjdBl3Xr0ughS-U' N' C Mrs. Nancy Jordan-Livingston, B. S. Mrs. Ruby Blackmore-Mt. Olive, A. C. C., B. A.3 E. C. U., M. A.