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

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te. QW Mrs. ,lanie Huske Simmerman, teacher of Algebra ll, received her A.B. degree from Hollins College. She is sponsor for the Na- tional Honor Society. Marcus Bullard Everitte, Algebra I and Plane Geometry teacher, received his A.B. degree from Elon College. N' Aa! M ,l r 'ff flew I f .15 . 'M f' QW: swmgf it ' vQ..'.g -f L Four new courses in mathematics have been added to this yearls curriculum. The first of these, Basic Math, is concerned with assisting the student to a degree of competence which will benefit him in problems of everyday affairs. Business Arithmetic is a higher degree of basic math which will assist the student in later life, especially in handling the business affairs of himself and those in the business office. For the college minded student who aspires to have a good background for college two other courses have been added: Algebra Ill, and Advanced Senior Math. These both deal in advanced algebra and the introduction to set theory and group theory.

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Mrs. Nancy Hedrick Black- mon, teacher of Business Arithmetic, graduated from Wake Forest College with an A.B. degree. She is the Sen- ior Class Sponsor. 'Wrrv .am Mr. James Lawrence Allen, Algebra, Trig, and Solid Ce- ometry teacher, graduated from UNC with AB. and M.Ed. degrees. I A - .tkraegg I we f. .VW -Q , A Ty? 'V iff' ' ' X tv xx ESQ,-.. - .ws-gt. Q Af' 'f-,t ,- J -v ?9l'Q. ff 'tsyyi-X .rt . 1 , .- ... -is ,nag . ' . .5 t. L., J, , 28 -s.p-nv-N Mrs. ,loyce Pearl Baldi, teacher of Geometry, Algebra II and Ill, graduated from Montclair State College, New Jersey, with an A.B. degree. Mrs. Virginia Pennington Autry, Geometry teacher, graduated with an A.B. de- gree from Maryville College, Maryville, Tenn. She is spon- sor for the Junior-Senior prom. The Mathematics Department includes courses in Basic Math, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Business Arithme- tic and Advanced Senior Math. These subjects are designed to increase the student's understanding of mathematical V terms and his ability to compute various math problems. These courses contribute greatly to the studentls ability to t think logically in solving the problems of daily life. rnwxx sw -. ' , WRXWiJZQIFSNYNit-s4E'1k'f If-SS5,1.i:g 315. P' vt :Nbr-ere: nv- 'X' 1. -NX . X.1L :if :3tX,S,,lQ9115SvLSiwgg Ax SNXXSXXN NE WNWYT TUIQT ii T miliiiigtilwi A li x x x +X tow XNQQQ N x Nw New -N. .,-.,- N xx, - af. .-.ASKK ixx .s :MN t X s QX x kt M Y XNXN. Y ' l.xf35't5fwK' 'Q' 'i 1 W ill S, 5- SAW' Wir:-:r.'i'N 5 ' 'X ie. XXV? X X X 11X w mwtitfit X- -.,XXt ,, ,W .itat Q53 sz, ,. Q N9-gS?,5 .XQ3i.l.. ANY' T R- .i N N x N it its ' XSTSQ X Q t X X X X X Q x - we Q - to :sic X N NX NX xxx NX N x X X N N X N X Q 5. rs to X S s X that . X NSXXXXXX it XY X QQ X XTX X XX Xx XTR XNN TXSQ X XQ t w st NX X t X X xxx fat XX X NX x laws A t XM X t XNXXQX xv :Sv X SSX X X X vu N ..-A .. .5 t -,X 5 t f 1. , ,:,f - 4 '- 'N-SN-:':E t:ft l ' W--5:':g.r::--ximerattsca.'Sw . 'Q T , '? ijt me..-X ., .. X :if-in R..-2. sl ' . 1 5' ' 'FH ..J5.g:,,-za W ff ,Rx 3. av' ., x, - , Xt weq at X. T tj 2 Math is the builder

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,f-.,, , .- F -were. . ., oz 'NN M QS tw- , 'Sf - Nw. J. N ' 3 5 f ws.. Q 41.13 U N uf ' Q , Miss Rachel Middleton Clif- ford, U.S. History and S0- ciology teacher, received her A.B. degree from W.C.U.N.C. and her M.A. degree from Columbia University. Mr. Solon Russell Cotton, World History and T.V. World H i sto r y and Geography teacher, received his AB. degree from Duke. Mrs. Helen Mason Haigh, U.S. History and English II teacher, received her A.B. de- gree from St. Mary's Jr. Col- lege and W.C.U.N.'C. vi' I ' I ,N .itz 145339 uiqtg fl.. ' , . 5555 ., ,gg A Social Sciences help us - wx si ai' X 3 - X.. S kj W X, ,. 'X .E W ., , xxx-X . mx ::,..'mNt:GXisNt fit'- Q SXXW , r V Vx.. st J , .ff at 92,5 um '-3 XX K new ., .9 30 lx . i ,x.. , NH J to ...- .MM V.. -V ..... s Q . .1 me ,x mt .gxg N-- xxxet.,. , X N ...uni The Social Studies Department includes United States history, world history, geography, government, economics, and sociology. These courses aid students in understanding the political, social, and economic forces which have in- fluenced, and continue to influence, the course of mankind in the world.