Albany High School - Thronateeska Yearbook (Albany, GA)

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Ay't.Qg M. . ,Q f ' L.: 'A' kkmft QMWWE Ft F992 ' z Mr. James Mullis Miss Mary Hudson Chairman Two units in mathematics must be earned before graduation. Our mathematics depart- ment offers: General Mathematics, Geometry, Economic Math, Algebra I, Algebra II, and Al- gebra IV. This provides a firm foundation for both the college bound student and the stu- dent who will enter some phase of business upon graduation. Miss Celeste Smith Q V ,.., Zswwgsk ,A V M mm X., X -is 1 X , ' 4 ' N. 'X N-... Mr. Ray Council Mr. W. F. Sherman Mr. G. S. Hun T Mr. Bill Powell 975 Nun Mrs. Arlo NeSmith

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,s 0 1 r . XL in .. ea -'xii li' F.- L' '. . R I -2 , l sp. F, A. is gg . A . Qs Pr if , wwlwefr- s I , .Ii ' Q' V... 4 f 4. ,V 2 11 -,.--' Q .k 'S E' Mrs. S. A. Juhan Graham Lowe Mrs. Robert Faudree Chairman French Spanish Albany High School has a very excellent foreign language department and plans are being made to install a language laboratory which will improve it very much. No foreign language is required, but one is recommended as a college preparatory elective and also for its cultural value. The courses offered are: four years of Latin, three years of Spanish, and three years of French. QW ,-1 ,Wm 'Nw ' A Jef A he E 'fr-'--7 Q' if W Nl '1l! V ,,.,--. 1 'li 'fx i Miss Marian Baum Miss Janice Heath Miss Wynett Baker Two years of typing, two of shorthand, one of bookkeeping and one of general business are offered in our school. All but the last course are recommended for students planning a secretarial career. Typing ll and Shorthand ll are integrated courses and cannot be taken independently. Shorthand I or Typing I may be taken individuallv. Q I 33' vlflfvl we . ss . Mrs. Bessie Dobbins Latin 1801. .. 4 99 , 4 hw! ' . I .J 'Q ' Q' by .. - -, f. il' 1 Z' il? lf. '11? i r its T515 ' - 'Q' vvgrg' 459: , - f ' , 43',4f1,A, C 'fs 4 .- .. . -s .. 1- ' , :. . , 1 'H' . 54 ... ,, I-1 1 1531, xr . 1 ' S1 gs - I ff ' ras, M . ., ' nie . ff' .s.. is - I fa ,f , Mrs. Fred Scheuing Chairman ,f fl 1 1- ,Q A . L s is S ,xx 0.5 Y 4 : .QQ I 1 ' 1 'gr x W' x W 5 Qi?-H.. ' xi 1 n 9 50 'fr Q ' A x 4 we ,AEFW L 2 S' X Amaiate-. Qixlb ' Fav' ,- ,V ?':'ii is-fi-is-ri 1, ' 2 l

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I TTQTTI till- I- 4 ' . Q-4.1 . ak Q I Q widths 'VN 'Bw Vw X T '1v Miss Eugenia Daniell Mr. T. R. Williams Mr. Bobby Faudree Y , 2. Miss Eugenia Strickland .wa ,X Miss Martha Dye Allr lnrnnc XAf2lflDI i This department strives to develop respect for the rights of every individual and for our American heritage. By emphasing good human relations in the home, school, city, state, and nation and world, they are able to develop an understanding and practice of the principles of democracy. Three units in social studies are required for graduation. These three must include U. S. History. Courses offered in this area are: Social Science l, World History, U. S. History, American Government and Economics, Sociology and Psychology. 1 7, 56' :zu Sfj Mr. N. C. Hatcher, Chairman .ll 8. .. . ' M ,1 Vs J 'Yi' , Mrs. Evelyn Fleming If .. k QI? Mr. Jack Mercer Mrs. Bennie Moore