"Help!"
is the cry of the teacher as every hand in the class goes up. For
our new teachers and some of the old, it isn't easy to begin with
200 unfamiliar faces through the course of the day.
To help overcome this confusion, the school allows
certain students to become student teachers or assistants as they
are called. This enables the students to help the teachers, as well
as to become better acquainted with the subject in which they are
most interested.
Student assistant work is a privilege as well as
an honor. The students at Winter Park High School who were qualified
and accepted were Diane Miller, English III; Anne Laing and Sandra
Nelson, Typing; Bobbie Ginkel and Kathy Durocher, homemaking; Claire
Martin and Mark Loeb, Latin II; Jerry Lo Casale, Plane Geometry; Ann
Joslyn, shorthand; Linda Wentworth, World History; Stephanie Reed,
Spanish II; Donna Newberry, English II; Connie Shoup, typing; Clara
Herrold, American History A; and Greg Holland, Math.
Those assistant Miss Wharton in the library are
Carolyn Annear, Lynda Borden, Pat Clark, Carol Cubbedge, Lynn Delvich,
Sharon Duryee, Claudia Foley, Carol Graham, Anne Jordan, Connie McDowell,
Brenda O'Steen, Carolyn Rayburn, Dianne Smith, Doris Taylor, Helen
Vinson, Margie Whittaker, Annette McDougal, Jack Billingham, Don Brock,
Ron Bryson, Vern Duncan, Carol Dunn, James Ferguson, Richard Harold,
Tommy Massabeau, Gene Mooney, Bob Parsons, Alan Roberts, Jerry Schroeder,
Chip Schram, and Gary Van Norman. |
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Dr.
Bender and Mrs. Appleman, our Chemistry teachers have a full team
working for them. These students assist their teachers at different
times during the day. They are Carol Skelton, Ed Adamkiewicz, Bill
Barksdale, Dick Childs, Steve Grantham, Wayne Moore, Bob Ferguson,
Elmer Bohannon, Max Morris, Bill Phillips, Sharon Hayes, Ray Myers,
Dale Potter, George Fisher, John Bowman, Robert Fackler, and Helen
Whittington.
Working under Dr. Bender are Mary Jane Ezzard, Bob
Finfrock, Richard Harrold, Sharon Spelzhausen, Ronnie Peacock, Ed
Fishback, Nancy Temple, Steve Van Ore, Linda Merhill, Ronnie Buckmaster,
David Harold, Terry Williams, Anthony Barron, George Mayo, Carolyn
Rayburn, Dave Smith, Dennis Rajala, Kathy Brown, Carol Hoelle, Greg
Holland, Jean Bradford, John Bordley, Jimmy Dollison and David Eckardt.
We are very proud of these students and appreciate
all they are doing. They are a great help to the new puples as well
as the old. Keep up the good work! To you sophomores, work hard so
that we may keep this system going. |
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Why is Suzy Cushing walking everywhere she goes!!!
For an answer to this question, ask Bill Thompson. It seems that while
he was borrowing her car to take out a cute senior girl (Judy Teague),
the brakes gave way resulting in an accident involving 2 other cards.
Suzy's little "bug" was completely demolished. Judy was
badly brused but not seriously hurt. Bill wasn't hurt at all.--He
jumped out!!! |
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By
Loni Abbotts
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Have
you really ever thought much about the $14,00 worth of textbooks you
"lug" around school each day? Did you know the average cost
of a textbook is $2.68? Have you realized that W.P.H.S. has issued
over $15,400 worth of books to her students this year? These facts
were brought to the attention of your reporter by Mrs. William R.
Gordon, head of the book department in Winter Park High School. He
also stresses the importance of properly caring for the books.
"There are approximately $900 worth of student
book fines per year," Mr. Gordon said, "of which 40% of
this loss are lost books, and the rest is damage, resulting from horseplay
and carelessness."
Mr. Gordon also reports the science department has
established the best record in book retainment, while the English
department suffers from the highest loss. However, in as much as English
courses are required of all students, it is understandable that this
department has more books to account and care for.
"The State finances textbooks from the taxpayer's
money," Mr. Gordon continued. "Buying book covers can at
little expense save the student, his parents and the community from
heavier taxation," Mr. Gordon stated conclusively. |
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ATTENTION CATS!!!--
Be sure and turn your T.V. to Channel 9 from 7:00
to 7:30 because on every 3rd Tues., starting from Sept. 13, "The
American Civil War" will be shown. This consists largely of Brady's
pictures of the War and is a very good program. On two-out-of-three
Tuesdays -- which started Sept. 20--- "Expedition" will
be following famous explorers in their expeditions in unusual and
little-known places. These are really interesting so let's all keep
turned and follow along!!!
JUST A THOUGHT--
"No one knows what he can do until he tries."
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