Cross Keys High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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1; t ■ - MR. L. T. THORNTON Georgia Tech, B.E.E. Emory University, M.A.J. World Geography MR. GERALD P. WILLIAMS George Peabody College, M.S. World Geography American History MRS. SALLY F. WURZ Agnes Scott College, B.A. American History MRS. CHERRY SMITH University of Georgia, A.B. Georgia History — Civics SOCIAL STUDIES DEVELOPS CIVIC AWARENESS There are fifteen teachers in the department, teaching a variety of subjects to every grade in high school. The department seeks to instill in the students a better knowledge of the past and present NOT PICTURED world in which we live, a deeper understanding of „ . „ . J , MRS. ELINOR ROBERT how the past influences the present and luture, a Converse College, B.S. more sincere appreciation of our heritage as free Special Education people, and a keener desire to become better citizens. 27

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MISS MARY ANDERSON Valdosta State College, B.S. American History Sponsor: Junior Class MR. T. PRESTON BENTLEY University of Georgia, A.B., M.A. American Government, American History Sponsor: Student Council MISS GAIL COKER University of Georgia, B.S.Ed. Ga. History — Civics MRS. W. A. DAVIS Agnes Scott College, A.B. World History Sponsor: Student Council MISS BEATRICE DOBBINS G.S.C.W., B.S. University of Georgia, M.S. Special Education m MR. G. 0. HANCOCK State Teachers College University of Georgia University of Florida, B.S., M.Ed. World Geo graphy Sponsor: School Patrol MISS JANE HERNDON Emory University, A.B. World History, World Geography Sponsor: F.T.A., Red Cross MRS. MILDRED F. HUTCHINS Emory University, B.Ph. Tulane University, M.A. University of Georgia Counselor Sociology MR. C. D. PUETT University of Georgia, M.A. Western Carolina, B.S.Ed. Georgia History — Civics MISS ANN SPURLOCK Peabody College, M.A. Economics, American History Sponsor: Beta Club

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CREATIVE ABILITY IS INSPIRED BY VOCATIONAL ARTS Top speed and efficiency are the aims which each business student strives to achieve. Courses in typing, shorthand, and accounting are offered to students interested in entering the business world after graduation. Through frequent practices and performances the band and chorus have reached a new height of perfection. Home economics is be- coming more important in preparing girls for their future roles as homemakers. Students learn to use tools and materials constructively while studying industrial arts, mechanical drawing, and art. More books have made it possible for the library to offer additional reference and fictional literature to the students. MR. JAMES WILLIAM BRAY University of Georgia, B.S.Ed. Mechanical Drawing, Shop Sponsor: Industrial Arts Club MRS. DORIS TURNER CARTER Northeastern State College, B.S.Ed. Typing, General Business NOT PICTURED MRS. M. W. LaPIDES DePauw University Ithaca Conservatory, B.M. Chorus Sponsor: Choral Club MR. BILLY RICHARD PAGE Middle Tennessee State, B.S. Industrial Arts Sponsor: Industrial Arts Club MRS. WILMA S. CRAVEY Mercer University, A.B. Emory University, L.S. Librarian Sponsor: Library Assistants