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

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I Boys and girls in the l0th and llth grades are re- quired to take Physical Education. Uniforms, towels, and W lockers are provided. Both team and individual activi- ties are taught, Conditioning, fundamental skills, rules, ii it 'C Yxni practice of skills, actual play, and, in most cases, tourna- ' 'fi' if ,gy ment play are included in each activity. These activities C' K include volleyball, basketball, tumbling, table tennis, softball, and badminton. 1 , 'gs . ,'- siic i Mr. Raymond Elmore Luper, Geography teacher and football coach, graduated from ' Duke University with an AB. degree and from ' UNC with a M.E. degree. 26 lfii, f A-1 ,. X . . t. .. ll. ..x l l A P9 x X M , S g as ,. wx, V -5 'J , 1 tt t . 1 Miss Mary Christine Cherry, Physical Edu- cation instrnctor, graduated from Women's College of UNC with a B.S. degree in Physical Education. She sponsors the Girls' Athletic Association and the Tri-Hi-Y. Mr. Robert Kay Reynolds, Physical Education instructor, graduated from UNC with an A.B. degree in Physical Education. He sponsors Athletics and Intramurals. Practice in sports brings about endurance

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A 'xg ' people in foreign N. I c 1 r it f if lifes 7 X f5f.:f'a H , We , ' t fr V V!! 2 ' . 34 .- iz . 3: V. , , fi 6' . - r g - ,QP . 4 f A ,r W xr: X Q .- I ,, X- X W.. I, Xx.,..Nl,,,,,,,,, co unfries bm., I .J Z' M ' 4. v -M 1 f' X565 l l rg.. Q ev' u 'Q' 17 Mrs. Patricia Tyson Glass, Spanish teacher, graduated with an A.B. degree from the University of Georgia. She sponsors the Spanish Club. TH- 'VX 4,.' Miss Margaret Ann Riddle, teacher of French I and III and English ll, graduated from Duke University with an A.B. degree. f C ixl'tX 'Q I I NN tk 4 has ,Q Miss Mamie Edna McLaughlin, Latin teacher, graduated from Flora MacDonald College with a B.A. degree. Mr, Archiha.ld Memory Mc- Millan, English and Latin teacher, graduated from Wake Forest College with a B.A. degree. He is a sponsor for the Latin Club. z , -gf . l 45 t iiif Te r ff' - K, K .Y V 1 - ts A l . ,W ' r 3 ju i 6 . N -1 '- ' . . xiii? VKX. f -'v'1 ,,,ff'-,.fi1rwQ,g iii I' li' I if ' l i . X . - .- .f X - 1 feels? 1 4, .L. ,:IS?A 5. 25

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Books increase knowledge rx fix The library is open to all students for reference work. checking out books, and recreational reading during the school day and before and after school. Students who work in the library are instructed-in all non-professional library routinesg and. as they advance, they become re- sponsible for circulation and shelving. if if l ', 4.- P Mrs. Mabel Ogburn Surles, librarian, received her BS. degree from East Carolina. She is sponsor for the Library Club. Home Economics includes problems in clothing, family relations, meal preparation and food conservation, health and home safety, improved housing. and child care. Home Economics II is open to sophomores and juniors who have had Home Economics l, and Home Economics III is a continuation of Home Economics II. O . I ling- 5 Mrs. Cleo Blackwell Warren, Home Economics and Biology teacher, re- .fm ceived her A.B. degree from Greens- ! boro College. She is sponsor for f Marshals. 'A IN 'S ' Miss Nancy Carolyn Branson, Home , Economics II and III teacher, re- , makers of America. LJ ceived her B.s.H.E. from W.C.U.N.C. She is sponsor for the Future Home- NXN- 13' Ni Practice af homemaking makes good homemakers