Athens Academy - Academia Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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c L oj A 1 S 9 S 7 3 The freshman class officers are Tom McDonald, vice-president, Ina Cook, president, and Jaye Mitchell, secretary-treasurer. Mary Carson Ina Cook The ninth grade curriculum consisted of history, math, science, and physical education, with art and chorus as electives. In addition to their world history course, the ninth grade went on a tour of Greek revival architecture in Athens. The English curriculum emphasized grammer and litera- ture. Also included were vocabulary and composition writ- ing. The French classes ranged from French I to French III. The ninth grade explored quadratic equations in Alge- bra I. Introductory Physical Science included a basic study of the atom. Madelyn Keeling Tommy Fa ire loth Lee f ' j.-,]er Emily DuPree 92 Judy Jordan Charme Guyer

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Bill Rice Bobby Roebling Anne Williamson Beth Fite The eighth grade student takes tlie role of being a high school student more seriously than ever before. He has only four more years in which to prepare himself for a high- er education. This student delves into his work asking the perpetual question ' why ' and through guidance in his studies iiopes to reap tJic goal of education -- the ansvver . . 91

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Mrs. Aberson instructs Charme Guyer and Dick VVasli- ington in science. r % 1 1 %t)tf ' I Debra Terry, Tommy Fairclotli, and Cliarme Guyer practice a French dialog. Judy jordon works hard in study hall. Mike Madden Sheri McMullan Holly Prunty Dick Washington V J Tom McDonald Debra Terr)- Stacv Winter Mary Carson, Sheri McMullan, and Jaye Mitchell enjoy studying togetlicr.