Chattahoochee High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Chattahoochee, FL)

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Above Left: Mary McMillan is being shown the materials to be included in the day's assignment. Above Right: Major Pickron shows Dan Turnage, Kelly Davis, and Terry Manuel the proper method of using a rifle. Left: The chalkboard is used by Mrs. Herring to teach practical experiences in pre-vocation. Above: Mr. Jones stops his discussion in business math to listen to a student's question. Curriculumli5

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CHS Faculty Endeavors . . . Students have found that an interesting school day makes the hour more enjoyable and coming to school more stimulating. Many students at C.H.S. find our Curriculum exciting and challeng- ing. What can be more fun than to study the body Chemistry of a frog or a star fish? How about running a business as some students do in bookkeeping and accounting block? Or learning how to do cartwheels, swish kicks and shash shaying in P.E. class while learning gymnastics. Maybe one is interested in the military. If so, J.R.O.T.C. is the class. Marching, instructing classes, learning first aid, training for firing rifles for scores and many more courses are offered by the JROTC program. (Continued on page 17) Above: Mr. Fortune shows Lori Blount the area to be included on the study of African civilization in World History. Above Right: Mrs. Rodgers gives Sonja Baker and Kathy White direc- tions during their geography class. Center: Mr. Kirkland, using a map for emphasis, identifies the area of industrial growth in the late 1800's. Right: Michael McClendon waits for his Eng- lish assignment while Mrs. Scott listens to a problem Lisa Lewis is having on her yearbook page. 14ICurriculum

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To Instill Knowledge .. . Top Left: Media specialist, Mrs. Bailey, is available when students need assistance. Top Right: Mr. Combs uses a visual aid to enable students in exceptional education classes to better understand the scientific aspect of lava. Above Left: Mrs. Butler expresses me importance of following directions to Lori Humphrey and Mattie Hadley. Above Right: Mrs. Craver, aide, spends much of her time grading papers for remedial classes. 16ICurriculum