Fayetteville High School - La Famac Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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N ,,.., Y xxx X' vx x .fig 'J -s. , vi.-' R . , A ,g Mrs. Mary Frances Elvey, English III teacher, graduated from Florida State University with a B.M. de- gree. Mrs. Marjorie Ellen Nickel, Eng- lish teacher, graduated from In- diana University with a B.S. de- gree in Education. She is working on her Masters degree at Indiana University. Writing, grammar, and literature Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Herring. head of the English Department and English and Algebra teacher. graduated from Greensboro College with an A.B. degree. She is sponsor for the Student Council and the Student Forum, Mrs. Dorothy Anderson Car- ruth, English III and IV teach- er, graduated from Duke Uni- versity with a B.A. degree. Mrs. Eleanor Doak Safran, teacher of English HI, Jour- nalism. and Drama. graduated from N. C. State and UNC with an AB. degree. She is working on her Master's de- gree at N. C. State. She is sponsor for the Bulldog, Dra- ma group, and Senior play. Mr. Alex Eugene Dunn, Jr., English teacher, graduated from Bob Jones University with a B.S. degree. He will be working on his Haste-r's degree next semester at UNC. He is sponsor for the Hi-Y. kms-an

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Art is the practical application and further development of skills The art program is intended to help the student understand him- ' self and the beauty around him. The preparations for the National Scholastic Art Award include unbaked brick carvings, water color, R the campus with student art works. Mrs. lnez Cloud Brooks, our art teacher, graduated from George Peabody College for Teachers in Nashville, Tennessee with a B.A. degree. This is the first year that Mrs. Brooks has been a member of our staff. Previously she had been dividing her time among the city schools. im She and her classes are responsible for the show cases and V decorations of our school. Guidance gives unlimited help Guidance is a necessary part of school life, since most students con- sult with the guidance counselor on various matters. Students are advised on planning high school curriculum in preparation for college or post high . school jobs. nm- , l to .S .a D. 77'-41 g xi? 1i,,4fJ N ll L '. gill? .ll I- .u N Q A TY 5' lvl 4'4 ik? colored inks, tempera, oil. and mixed media. These classes beautify ,J ,. a hug.. ..- Mr. .lunius Long Capelmrt Jr., the guidance counselor, graduated with a HS. and MA. degree from East Carolina College in Greenville, N. C. I9

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are major parts of English 4 i The English Department is separated into two main sec- tions: the required courses and the elective courses. The required courses, English II through English IV, include ex- tensive study of grammar. sentence structure, spelling and word study, composition. and literature. The elective courses -advanced composition, creative writing, speech, drama, and journalism-offer specialized help in speaking and writ- ing. Miss Emma Lee Davis, English IV and advanced composition teacher, received her A.B. degree from East Carolina and her M.A. degree from Stetson University. She is assistant sponsor for the National Honor Society. Mrs. Mary Shuler McMillan, English and Basic Mathematics teacher, received her A.B. degree from W.C.U.N.C. She is sponsor for the LIIFZNIIHC and the Scottish Dancers. r7 'fI'l ,Z Miss Louise Young Fitz- gerald, English IV and 1235, f Creative Writing and -s .-. 'gm VM. U . f 2- . Speech teacher, T6CC1VSd 1 ' U-K U a ' i her M.A. degree from ' 1?fi'f5 r U.N.C. 5- '21i'1?'i-.5 ffff Yi J ., ,,,,:'1':,Egi , .2 'V A , , , 355 'feifi23 . i:'iiQf - , H fi - .- ,E--LJ 71' '- f. if at X , f' VM , I 5 A , .. Miss Caroline Lee Swaim, ka, ' English teacher, graduated ii KmM '-'fm from East Carolina Col- lege with a BS. degree in Education. s Z'-1' J 5 V ' A - v' .il 4 17 , .br ,, 1-if v WM. ,- a 'v' u 'ia R 1 . Y - 55: 11 '- . ' f fl . ' E '15 ' '1 fin '-'rf' 13 ' ,, of 2l