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

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P. E. increases students physical prowess ,V-V A ff -vs 2 6 X r As one of many new teachers in l Wallace-Rose Hill, Mr. Brock taught A f freshman Health and P. E., and also a it class in adv. P. E. is Instilling health and physical education X Y ' skills in her students, Mrs. Burroughs was B I K an important part of the athletic Linda Burroughs-W. F. U., depaltment. B. S. 1' Carl Brock-Elon, B. S. l l l r l w w -if--f ,, . l 'J4,gl!1'W.r+ 2 L Mr. Carl Brock Mrs. Linda Burroughs

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Teachers instruct students on homemaking With a friendly approach toward her Fw W' X students, Mrs. Wells increased student ' f ,A . EA knowledge in home economics, ad- vanced child development, and family r mal life education. Preparing her students for a life in A homemaking, Mrs. Frederick taught I! A courses in Home Ec. I, adv. home ec., f l ' 21 and food services. i I Emily Wells-E.C.U., B. S. Lafayette: Frederick-N. C.' C. U.. B. s. 4 l 'Ed lg l fl' i l 1 taxi, ' 4, Q . U gg.. ' l 1 293 Mrs. Emily Wells Mrs. Lafayette: Frederick

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School personnel reflect change Providing food for many hungry students, the lunchroom staff worked hard to satisfy their needs. With many changes such as a new salad bar, they were able to produce better variety in the meals. Throughout the year, the custodial staff Worked to keep the school building clean. This never ending job kept them very busy. fl Lunchroom staff QL to RJ-Margaret Turner, Doris Johnson, Peggy Groom, Emma Wallace Bessie James ' ' ' ' ham. Emma Boykin, Lillian Southerland, Alice Gra Cusbodians QL to RJ-Maola Wallace, Janice Johnson, Dorothy Herring. nfia Custodian Henry Stokes