Chattahoochee High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Chattahoochee, FL)

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Top right: Mrs. Wilkerson keeps a record of students’ reading progress. Above: Mrs. Williams listens attentively to a stu- dent's theory. Right: Mr. White spends much time checking achievement tests for the Comprehensive Plan. “The ‘current trends' for the past few years, in my opinion, have given rise to the many student failures that are being evidenced in the recent junior testings. Mr. White “From my point of view, it appears that presently we are experiencing a ‘tug-of-war’ be- tween different educational trends. One trend is a return to basics with the teacher as the dominating classroom force. The opposite trend is still in the area of the student being allowed the freedom to work only if he de- sires. Also, the public has had the attitude of leaving all teaching to the schools which has over- burdened the schools and caused disruptive behavior. The quality of future education depends upon which trend the public demands.” Mrs. Scott Curriculuml27

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Do You Think Current Trends Will Improve Education? Top left: During a unit on basketball, Mrs. Smith demonstrates shooting from the foul line. Top right: As a spectator, Mrs. Scott is absorbed in the Friday night football game. Left: Use of the protractor is being taught by Mrs. Simmons. Above: Mrs. Sommer looks through catalogues for material to aid in the eleventh grade remediation program. 26ICurriculum

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What Are Your Reactions to Co-Educational Physical Education? Top: John Owens, Gary Reed and Carl Pittman use the library to look up reference materials. Above: The social studies department stresses the many phases of pa- triotism. Right: Concentration on her assignment enables Lisa Wilson to accomplish the task at hand. 28ICurriculum