Fayetteville High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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,-,J New student Kathi Hill and her mother Cat rightj work on her schedule with the help of Mrs, Woods. Guidance personnel ands IH man ways -., . Fostene Smith Cahovej gives valuable as- sistanr-e in the offive. Sheroll Smith and Pat Bailey discuss campus life and entrance requirements with representive from a women's college. They are interested in learning that a men's college is only blocks away.

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Jessie Blackwood, a new student, concentrates while taking atest in the counseling department. Cabove right? Dennis Ledbetter and Jerry Easley are checking their schedules for the year. , qs, . Q 31.6 , aaa. -N., In mmm -h. 3. w,....., jg eeia N' N N ,, 5 I Mike Abbiatti and Joan Ballenger Crightb, looking at some of the in- teresting material in the guidance office,seem to be having a good time. John Imhoff Caboveb looks at some information of college en- trance requirements.

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:HH Q, ff' ,cr M - M r. Buell Woods, math coordinator for the city schools, still has time to help a confused sophomore with a troublesome problem. Math students prove abilit Just this year it was announced that the math students at FHS had found a way to prove RUS :Z, when R: fall math teachers at FHSJ, S: fthe math curriculum at FHSl,and Z 1 fthe best math department in the statej. Their method of proof was to obtain the highest score in A r k an s a s in a state-wide math contest.Fayetteville earned a total score of 157 points, 15 1X2 points ahead of Portland in second place. Mr. Buell Woods Mrs. Marion Crum Mrs. Grace Lawson Below Mr. Herbert Lair strikes a characteristic pose as he ex- , ,W plains a difficult problem to his mathematics class. - f eie' ' - fd do K i- , rg? fjgbi . 'I if .W A ii.. 4 A F V, . V V VK F, f . , mi '37-0-f .lf ' ' V5 , ,i,- it to Math instructor Mrs. Mary Nave Cpictured at rightb is aided con- siderably by the overhead projector in teaching classes. l Q x Y f