Forest Hill High School - Rebel Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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MRS. EVA FERGUSON MRS. ELIZABETH KILUON MR. A. W. RUTLAND MRS. R. L. THOMAS HEAD MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mathematics has always been important in the school curriculum but in the Age of the Satellite when mathematicians are so necessary it is especially important. The calm and orderly teaching methods of Mr. Rutland are especially conductive to learning the intricate details of higher mathematics. Mrs. Ferg our beloved high school principal, also teaches a class of solid geometry and Trig. Mrs. Killion, who is responsible for our famed Octaves, teaches arithmetic to our eighth graders. Mrs. Thomas, who teaches first-year algebra, is known for her patience and dedication to her students. Under the guidance of Mrs. Purvis, Mrs. Branscome, and Mrs. Davis, our junior high students are diligently learning arithmetic. Our library is rapidly expanding under the able leadership of Mrs. Ramsey, our gracious librarian. Mrs. Bailey, our school secretary, works long and hard to keep our business straight. MRS. S. M. BAILEY MRS. DONNA PURVIS MRS. JANE RAMSEY MRS. BETTY BRANSCOME MRS. JOYCE DAVIS

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MR. J. N. BROCK MR. D. J. THOMAS MRS. MIRIAM GRANT HEAD SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The Age of the Atom and Space is here and our Science teachers are challenging us to meet the demands of this Age. Our own red-haired Mr. Thomas teaches the more advanced courses of chemistry and physics along with a class of ninth grade science. The genial humor of Mr. Core makes his biology classes fun as well as interesting and informative. Mr. Brock, the boys basketball coach, teaches his general science students the basic funda- mentals of all phases of science. Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Wood instruct our junior high students in their science courses. Mr. Sullivan, girls basketball coach, and Mr. Trammel, junior high football coach, also teach courses of junior high science. Mr. Brokaw, director of the band, also teaches courses in junior high science. Mr. Walker, our friendly counselor, constantly stands ready to help the more than 1200 F. H. H. S. Students. MR. DEAN WALKER MR. B. B. BROKAW MR. JOHN SULLIVAN MR. JIM TRAMEL MRS. GLORIA WOOD

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MRS. LOIS LEE EWING MR. VIRGIL WOOD HEAD INDUSTRIAL AND FINE ARTS today and our three music teachers, Mrs. Brock, Mrs. Touchstone and Mrs . .Ewing, teach their students how to appreciate music as one of the Fine Arts. An excellent training for the business world is afforded to us through the outstanding works of Miss Miller, Mrs. Till, and Mrs. JLittell. Mr. Sahler, our drivers' education teacher, also works with the Safety Council. Forest Hill offers excellent courses in both ■ practical and fine arts, ■ for along with the practical side of life one must also have the enjoyable j side. Mr. Wood, our f smiling Industrial Arts teacher, works long and hard to perform his duties. Sponsoring the FHA and teaching girls how to be good homemakers in the future keeps Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Hollingsworth very busy. Music is an important part of everyone's life MRS. MAXINE HOLLINGSWORTH MRS MISS BERNICE MILLER MRS. BETTIE TILL