McEvoy Willingham High School - Ramscott Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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CHARLES W. COOK Willingham Science; Math; North Georgia Col- lege, B.S. DIXIE H, CUTTER Willingham General Science; Mercer University, A.B., M.Ed. VIRGINIA P. DORROH McEvoy Biology; Sophomore Class; B.E.A. Representative; G.S.C.W., B.S. ROBERT F. FLOYD Willingham Biology; Key Club; Mercer Univer- sity, A.B. Modern Developments Daily developments in the field of science make us aware of the significance of this subject. Experi- mentation enables us to prove facts for ourselves rather than merely to accept theories as truths. Our sci- ence teachers attempt to create within us an interest in scientific fields and also to help us under- s. Gresham shows her biology Mr. Cook and his class seem to be getting down to serious business. LOUISE C. GODOWNS Willingham General Science; Civics; Wom- an’s College of Georgia, B.S. HARRIET S. GRAVES McEvoy Science; Science Club; Val- dosta State College, A.B.; Mercer University, M.Ed. FRANCES W. GRESHAM McEvoy Biology ; Chemistry; Red Cross; University of North Carolina, A.B. E. J. HANCOCK Willingham Science; Audio-Visual (Jr. High) ; University of Georgia, B.S.; Mercer University, M.Ed.

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to Think McEvoy’s graduates, well-prepared for college, become equally well-prepared for teaching, and Mrs. Margaret Faircloth has the distinction of being the first McEvoy graduate to teach there. Some of our math teachers are qualified in other fields as well: for example, Mr. Kemp Mabry of Willingham completed the studies neces- sary for obtaining a Master’s Degree in JOHN C. LANE KEMP MABRY JANE A. - . ‘ : Willingham ead ; OKS Counseling from Georgia Southern last mach; HEV; Mewer Uni Cousechee” Gonmetiy: Ab ——— summer. versity, A.B. gebra II; Student Council Algebra; Sophomore Class; (Sr. High); Radio Club; Duke University, Wesleyan Georgia Tech, Bachelor of College, A.B. Electrical Engineering; Mercer University, A.B.; Georgia. Southern College, M.Ed. in Guidance Mrs. Powell, you really ought to give those poor girls more than five minutes to prove the Pythagorean theorem. “Differential X, differential Y . . .” Cheerleaders teach cheers, Mr. HOWARD S. PEEK Willingham Math; University of Georgia, B.S.; Mercer University, A.B., M.A. CHRISTINE POWELL McEvoy Algebra; Geometry ; Sophomore Class; Tift College, A.B. BETTY S. WINGFIELD McEvoy Math; 8th Grade; F.T.A.; Wesleyan College, A.B.

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JAMES P. HINSON, JR. Willingham General Science; Ram Jets; Mercer University, B.A. LUCILLE LONDON Willingham Economic Geography; Biology; Arkansas State College, Jonesboro, Ark., B.S. LOARENE D. LONG McEvoy Chemistry; Science Club; Howard College, B.S. in Chemistry Necessitate Study of Science stand the world in which we live. Willingham’s Science Depart- ment not only teaches students but also instructs teachers. For Bibb County science teachers afternoon classes are conducted which enable them to keep abreast of modern developments in the sciences. Mrs. Long attempts to explain atomic structure to her class. To be so small, atoms certainly cause chemistry students a lot of worry. ... And so, Little Red Riding Hood bopped on down the road to Grandma’s house. Isn’t that exciting, boys? EARL S. PARKER Willingham Biology; Physical Science; Georgia Southern, B.S., M.Ed. VIRGINIA M. POWERS McEvoy Science; Science Club; Uni- versity of Georgia, B.S. in Education LEONARD I. PRIDGEON Willingham Chemistry; Physics; Science Club; Senior Class; University of Georgia, B.S., M.Ed. NELLE P. WALKER McEvoy Science; Garden Club; Uni- versity of Georgia, A.B.