Albany High School - Thronateeska Yearbook (Albany, GA)

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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

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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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Sccewce Mr Chappell Collins Mr VV A Loveless MF- Arlo Nesmifh f aff Mm iAxl Q. X G W, V si.i 1, 1 uk l 4 l . . fgfiiiiilisls T T Mr Bill Sanders Mr Bill EnTrekin Mrs. L. S. Summerville Albany High School requires Tvvo uniTs in science, one of which musT be Human Biology or General Biology. Chemistry and Physics are required unless The sTudenT is noT adapTed To This program. An advanced course in ChemisTry CAcceleraTed Chemistryl is offered To The su- perior sTudenTsf Working individually or in groups, sTudenTs have op- porTuniTies To experimenT, do research, and exchange ideas. SupplemenTary TexTs are used and sTudenTs are encouraged To do addiTional work beyond The normal scope of The work.