Winter Haven High School - Wha Hwa Hta See Yearbook (Winter Haven, FL)

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MISS RUTH LOVELESS MRS. BETTY SOVERNS MRS. RUTH WOLFE MRS. MARY BAUR MRS. MARY PECK Engllsh As we retrace our footsteps through W. H. H. S., we realize how much our education has been enriched by a better understand- ing of our language and a deeper appreciation of its literature. Miss Ruth Loveless, always a favorite among her students, teaches English IV. and also a class of junior English. She works with the students as advisor to both the Senior Class and Anchor Club. Two teachers often seen togeth- er are Mrs. Betty Soverns and Mrs. Ruth Wolfe. Mrs. Wolfe's stu- dents feel that her speech and English courses are among the most worthwhile offered. Among other activities, she helps with class plays. Mrs. Betty Soverns, teaching English II. and III., guides her students through Idylly of the King and juliur Caemr. Widely traveled, she enriches our educa- tion with interesting stories of her experiences abroad. A lively and energetic member of our faculty, Mrs. Mary Baur sponsors the Tri-Hi-Y in addition to teaching Sophomore and Junior English. In the picture she is shown helping our Turkish ex- change student, Merih Ertekin. Mrs. Mary Peck, who teaches junior and business English, helps instill in her students an apprecia- tion for good poetry and Ameri- can literature. Each year she proves herself invaluable as she advises the Junior-Senior Reception and Prom. Page 14 MRS. LUCILLE NOLEN MRS. LOUISE SCHMITT Teaching English Il., Mrs. Lucil Nolen is shown explaining the Shak spearean theatre to a student. Acting . advisor to the cheerleaders, Mrs. Nolc works hard for better school spirit ar for support of sports. A new addition to our faculty, Mr Louise Schmitt has previously taught i schools around the country. Teachir Sophomore English, she cultivates the a of self-expression among her students.

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MRS. RUTH CONNER MRS. DOROTHY DILLARD MRS. DORIS SCARBROUGH Languages and Library Mrs. Ruth Connor, shown here with a painting done for her by one of her students, teaches Spanish I. and II. As a Devil retraces his footsteps, he will probably remember working with Mrs. Connor on many school projects. From Mrs. Dorothy Dillard's Latin classes, students are heard reciting, Gallia est omnia divisa in partes tres. Art Latin, the basis of many modern languages, furthers the stu- dent's understanding of English. Mrs. Doris Scarbrough, shown checking out a book to a student, is performing one of her many duties as librarian. She is also responsible for the scheduling of the many films shown in the activity room. Among the various courses offered in the well-rounded curriculum of our school, is art, which gives the student an opportunity for self-expression and for improvement of talent. Mrs. Gladys Harritt, our art teacher, works closely with her students, realizing that each has a different talent. Music An important part of the spirit of our school is our excellent the direction of Mr. Roy Woods, the band has acquired a fi across the nation. Mr. james Connor, a new instructor in our music department, has added spirit and skill to our chorus. We can all be proud of the fine work this group is doing. MR. ROY W MRS. GLADYS HARRITT band. Under ne reputation OOD MR. JAMES CONNOR ,Q :C I5 0 Page 15