Wilson Hall - Idylls Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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After an absence, Christy Burrows studies make-up work on the hall floor. Even with a broken arm, Ella Dickerson has no trouble concentrating on her work. Showing their Baron Pride, these lst grade girls support our football team with smiles and cheers. Capturing Candid Kids On the playground, these students show that fun can always be found with friends. At the Halloween Carnival, Austin Brown points out his prize-winning pumpkin. On a gorgeous fall day. an attentive 5th grade P.E. class listens to Mrs. McLaughlin's instructions. Candids h 181

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With I smile on his face, Scott Denny looks anxious to leave as his brother Mike helps hold the door. Louise Kay helps out new student Leigh Denny as they pause for a quick smile. A new student at Wilson Hall, Ralph Foster shows his Baron Pride by playing soccer. A new face in the first grade, Courtney Michel shows how happy she is. 180 New Students

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Faculty - Lower School The Child Comes Alive in the Classroom Building the foundation of children's educational careers e that was the job of the lower school faculty. Through artwork, drama, and music, these teachers strived to make the lower school cur- riculum more meaningful and more enjoyable for the students. Making learning and reading fun was one children themselves. Some teachers, such as Mrs. Segars, believed that umany of our ideas come from the things we enjoyed as a child. By using their creative ideas, the lower school teachers in- stilled in the students good study habits, as well as a sense of organization and responsibility, the lower school faculty. Fourt grade teacher, Mrs. Gibson, fe iiThis team helps the stude become aware of the world aroun him at an early age, and opens th door of learning to the real world. By making the students aware oi themselves in their environmen each student could easily b which the children will carry with them for the rest of their lives. Good parentiteacheristudent communication was among one of the greatest ideals supported by major goal of these important teachers. Their ideas were gathered from television, magazines, teacher workshops, other teachers, and even the Assisting Brooks Wharton in tying his shoe, Mrs. Smith shows that she is always there to heln hpr first nrarlor: recognized as an individual and e i couraged to rise to the greatest . his ability. Mrs. Dawn Bartholoma Kindergarten Mrs. Kathy Keith Kindergarten Aide Mrs. Dale Ewart Kindergarten Mrs. Joyce Higgins Kindergarten Aide Mrs. Sara Jernigan First Grade Mrs. Barbara Smith First Grade Mrs. Mary Lou Lee Second Grade Mrs. Marian Love Second Grade Mrs. Elaine Blake Third Grade Mrs. Janet James Third Grade Mrs. Kathy Bledsoe Fourth Grade Mrs. Sara Gibson Fourth Grade Mrs. Becky Boggs Fifth Grade Mrs. Louise Segars Fifth Grade Mrs. Patti Dennis Sixth Grade Mrs. Julia Talley Sixth Grade 5 An assistant to Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Ross finds herself helping out in many activities, including the spring field day's events. 182 e Faculty