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

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with Q 1 if S 1 ' tw'-x . 1 f ge E .. ,Allis ui . Mrs. 'ftilina Godwin, French ll and Senior Eng- lish teacher, graduated from Flora MacDonald College with a B.A. degree. She is working on her Mas- ter's degree at Western Carolina. She is super- visor for an associate teacher. For the student who intends to pursue the study of foreign languages in later life, the language department of FHS has complete courses in two modern foreign lan- guages and Latin. Students learn a practical working vocabulary. pronunciation, sen- tence structure. and the history of that country or countries in which that language originated. To assist the student in the study of modern languages, the language lab has recently been added, and is a great help in learning pronunciation. 'KSN Qi ' X tt f Q .... Y mis... 4 Mrs, Bonita Lipton, Spanish and English teacher, graduated with a B.S. degree from Purdue Uni- versity. Mr. Robert Cillnian Carr, Span- ish II and HI teacher, graduated from the University of Tenn. with B.A. and M.S. degrees. He sponsors the Spanish Club. Mrs. Blanche DuPree Hodul, English IV and French I teacher, graduated from Mere- dith College with an A.B. de- gree. She is a sponsor of the French Club. French, Spanish, and Latin help us fo understand ly Y - ,'., X.-.ffl -. z. 1' s- i ' .. .w w ,ff Ns ., .N Xxx X I as-ff o' x -.i9k5'f. xi:-a s-Q w,.Qx!ef35 - x X QNX tv hu ,, . t if .,,.. -X Ttlg,.i.Kw:. . : x.x.g:.Q5: . ' ' -Y? .E .. .'.+,'qti' ' . ' V' . -.X t--f ,.-sbt: .Q-.gr .gs'gg.f:-Q R X WX Q - wax ? Q., , .cX3,:Q.. K ' fi t' 1 S if Wixsx ' t. 'Yiiks' f 15513 .W , ' x i- ,X . ......- S S TF S Qs lx'-w X gk , xv... 1-1 we is t 4

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N N-. Y I 14 M ' -4,4 ld Our Music Department includes The Girls, Clee Club. the Mixed Chorus. Orchestra, Music Theory. and Band I, ll, and III. The vocal music courses include instruction in breath control, tone placement, voice classification. diction, vocal techniques, note reading. scales, intervals, and rhythm, while instrumental music instruction courses include technical material to enable the student to advance his performance level. Practice is held during school hours and many times out of school for performances given throughout the year. Mr. Forrest T. Ray, Clee Club and Chorus director, graduated from Westminster Clmir College with a B.M. degree. Mr. William Francis Adcox, instructor of Instrumen- tal Music, graduated from UNC with A.B. and M.E. degrees. He sponsors all band activities. Music performances involve practice 'hun--U-4 Q, , .. if 4-154-75

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