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Febuary 11, 1957 THE EAGLE page 2

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THE EAGLE STAFF
A Student Publication

Editor......................Gail Moss
Business Man.........Tom James
News Ed....Emily Cunningham
Circulation Man...Tom Patrick
Gram. News Ed...."Cat" Allison
Sports Ed.........Larry Johnson
Assistant......Micky Strickland
Reporters.............Ann Taylor
Betty Boling
Janet Lowe
Becky Roper
Darden Pyron
Joanne Tooley
Charles McPherson
Typists..............Merita Brown
Ritchard Trott
Carolyn Downey
Kenneth Howell
Art Editor............Barbara Tate
Sponsor.............Mrs. Crosland
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Support for the Teachers

The author has recently noted,
especially at the recent ball
games, the absent of our teach-
ers' physical and mental support.

It was stated by the delegate
to the state student council con-
vention that there are three
goals which must be met for a
sucessful student body. One of
the three goals, and an important
one, was the support of the
faculty.

It is noted that this is satis-
factory in direct school are, why
not at extra-curricular activit-
ies? Students, for the greatest
part, support the faculty in
their clubs and extra-curricular
activities.

One then notes that parallel
teachers have great amounts of
work, but this could not be a
reason for our current problem; for a
teacher's school work is direct-
ly proportional to the work which
he assigns.

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It is also noted that many
live great distances from the
school, but so do many loyal
supports.

If we at Taylors are to suc-
ceed to any great extent, we
must have support from our fac-
ulty.

We, therefore, emplore teachers
and students alike for your sup-
port bolth physical and mental
in fields of scholarship and
extra-curricular activites, such
as sports.

Anonymous

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Looking back
by Emily Cunningham

The first half of this scchool
year has ended. Soon you will
be receiving your reports and
seeing of you have completed
the first semester in good
standing.

Let's look back and see what
has been accomplished and what
has taken place at Taylors for
the past semester. Many steps
forward have been made.

An inauguration of the stu-
dent body officers was held for
the first time, and it is hoped
that it will be an annual prac-
tice.

We adopted a new alma mater
written by Bill Horton, espec-
ially for Taylors.

We can't forget the remodel-
ing of the gym. Some are still
wondering if it is really true.

The football team finished a
fair season with three wins and
ten losses.

Taylors has for the first time
this year an assistant coach,
and a girls coach

(cont. on page 8)