Wilbur D Mills High School - Comet Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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The clay . . . for The year . . 'ir 'xii sas i' CLef'tj Mrs. Margaret Reynoldsg Cliightj Mrs. Cathy Houser John Voegele and lohn Moore, prinf 'ipal and assistant principal of Mills. ace many problems common to high school administrators. But it is the man- ner with which they handle these prob- lems that makes them uncommon people. They are able to maintain good discipline and smooth relations with the students and faculty. It is extremely important to a school to have leadership that works to magnify its good qualities, while not forgetting its problems and needs. Mills is fortunate to have leaders that do just that. Calming down the hassle of the office, and preventing it, keeps Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Houser busy each school day of the year. With Mrs. Reynolds taking care of the secretarial duties, and Mrs. Houser the financial affairs, they organize the office staff and keep all running smoothly. in '3 fl!

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S. l language department focuses omni I ,ff rc A M., If Y -1 APC' fr .1 V, 2 1 r l l fi Mrs. Linda Bowers Mrs. Lois Cox Mrs. Gail Goodrum Mrs. Edith I-Iardage Eng. III, Speech I Eng. II Eng. II Eng. IV The make-believe of mythology, the adventure of Plymouth Rock, the new approach to grammar, and the drama of Macbeth or Beyond the Horizon all create interest in English at Mills. Varieties of activities from reading Grapes of Wrath to observing The Tempest on stage are examples of doing outside work. The Language Department is very versatile, including a Journalism class, Spanish classes, and Speech and Drama classes. -Q A 'LI f AV 4 ,. V ,Q H, V,.f-ff ,....1,.: . Mrs. Clarice Hightower Drama, Speech I, II . . , . . ' -VJ, K . A f 3 I 0 'ri ' r .4 .. , - 91 JAE. EM ag Q 1 I l f