Briarcliff High School - Shield Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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ETTA RUSH B.A., Furman Sociology, World History, .Iunior Tri-Hi-Y ED MCLESKEY B.S., Ga. Southern Mech. Drawing, Shop, Indus- trial Arts Club CLYDE STEEN NANCY STRUB MARY WOMMACK World History, Am. History, Health, P.E., B-Team Foot- ball, 8th Grade Basketball FINE AND INDUSTRIAL ART DEPARTMENTS encourage creative expression of the physical and abstract . . . The Briarcliff Art Curriculum is designed to sensitize the student to the universal language of art through creative participation in and clear understanding of the elements of the visual arts. Industrial arts is that phase of the general education program that deals specifically with a study of industry, its organization, materials, processes, products, and working conditions. The industrial arts department offers courses in general industrial arts, a study of drawing, Woods, metals, electricity, with advanced courses in wood technology, metal technology and electronics. Engineering drafting and architectural drafting are also taught and are geared to aid the future engineer or technician. ftwfflf 'yt C fr LJ viva b V L B,F.A., Atlanta Art Institute Art, Art Club Band B-Sw KHUSHS Slate BS., Univ. of Alabama B.S., M S Univ of Tenn World History, Beth Club Science Homemalun JAMES PENNINGTON BM., Univ. of Chattanoo a Georgia State Colle e

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HISTORY DEPARTMENT encourages recognition of past, present and future . . . . It is the role of the History Department to provide the student with an understanding of the com- plexities of our modern way of life, the role of the United States in world affairs, and the import- ance of each citizen's active participation in all phases of community life. Subjects such as history, government, geography, economics, and sociology are interrelated in order to show the student the needs of our world and the role of different cultures in the world society. Through active class participation, research, parallel reading, films, and field trips, the student gains a thorough knowledge of the material in each course. FRANK HIXON RAMONA HOOKER ELIZABETH HURST HS., Jacksonville State World Geography, Block Let- tcr Club, Football, Swimming JACK MOORE B.S., East Tennessee State Georgia History B.A., Aldcrson-Broaddus Col- legeg Marshall University World History, English, For- ensic Society BRUCE NELSON B.S., University of Alabama Georgia History, Arithmetic BS., University of Georgia Georgia History - 5 .rw .I 5' I lifjlflltttffflt LEE PAULK AB., Emoryg B.D., Candler School of Theology American History, National Honor Society 5 5 ZQWTCQJPQ DEPARTMENT HEAD PATRICIA BELCHER B.A., Emory Am. History, American Cov- ernment, Coordinate Assemb- ly Programs JAMES MINYARD B.A., University of Chatta- nooga World History, Economics Football, Wrestling SUSANNE ROCKETT A.B., Women's College of Georgia World Geography, Junior Civitan, Jr.

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