Hamilton High School - Agi H Eco Yearbook (Hamilton, AL)

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2 Theme fAcademics an-inemlc Academics broadened horizons As freshmen Tried To comprehend and offered expanded opporTuniTies The sysTem of accumulafing crediTs as sTudenTs siepped beyond The for graduaTion, sophomores and ordinary curriculum and chose from juniors labored To gain Them, and over fifTy courses. seniors wondered if They had College bound sTudenTs delved enough. Teachers and adminisTraTors inTo subjecTs ranging from aided Them in deciding Their TrigonomeTry To College English. programs of sTudy and careers. STudenTs preparing for immedlaTe STudenTs' and Teachers' efforTs careers opTed for courses offered aT combined helped prepare all NorThwesT Alabama STaTe Technical sTudenTs for Their posT secondary College. sTeps beyond. 4 T rf i l Mafh deparfmenf head Mr. Carroll Hughes ex- mafhemafics class serves as a preparafory plains problems dealing wiTh complicaTed qua- course for Mr. Hughes' ofher advanced classes draTic surds and facforing To his Third period Al- including Trlgonomefry and physics. gebra ll class on November 17. This advanced Whan fhaf Apr17le, begins STephen Brumley wiTh The Chaucer reclTaTion from The Canfer- bury Tales. The prologue, in Middle English, has been required in senior liTeraTure class for years. Mrs. Barbara Weeks discusses mobile home pro- ducfion and disfribuflon with Bucaneer PresidenT Jerry Wilson during The Business Office Educafion DeparlmenT's field Trip To The planf.

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