Fayetteville High School - Amethyst Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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Mrs. Grace Lawson, instructor, and Matsy Meredith seem to be enjoying their mathematical sessions at Fayetteville High. At right Mrs. Marion Crum discusses trig. identities. At lower right, Mrs. Juanita Reed explains the isosceles trapezoid to some of her attentive geometry students. Mrs. Mary Sue Nave Mrs. Mary Oliver Mrs, Juanita Reed K i pk i ,, ,.., . U f , A yi View W J H 'Z fl , f, ..,,. ,J 5 L f 1 t. . , , Q X . N , X , M A 1 .K - W, W M , f W-f ' tv,fn.,,Q ' I l

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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

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Y 5 .ff it Mm English The study of grammar, litera- ture, vocabulary, spelling, and composition plays an important part in the development of each student at FHS. The English de- partment emphasizes these as pects efficiently. Teachers uti lize methods ranging from dram atization to the conventional ex- ercise book. Mr. Robert L. Hall heads acom- petent staff including Mrs. Don Deweese, Mrs. Juanita Kirk, and Mr. Robert Doak who also teach other classes and are not pictured on these pages. -7, U W f'I!.f-1i.f'2m ea Q,,i 0- Studentslisten attentively as Mr. Hall expounds on some subject of great interest Calioveb. Mrs. Copeland, Cabove rightj offers senior English students aid in writing compositions. A diligent, Larry Patton, works out his vocabulary lesson Ctopj and Barbra Lumbert, dramatizes a scene from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. A 1 -. ,, i , ...A we - . gg , W , My l 1 4 , , Tv li, 1, ' ff 'vans M . 'z L ' 7 , it ' j+fi,fAY V Q . . ta 1 QSM . , .ip Fw X. Qi: ii Q. A 71 Mr. Robert Hall Mrs. Beatrice Crowell Mrs. Darlene Doak Mrs. Onita Copeland 'Q-.f ,