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

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.understand our country and others Dorothy Douglas Hall, U.S. hist ry and biology teacher. received her de- gree from Flora Macdonald College. She is sponsor for Future Teachers. o . I f- f 'ff , , .Fail Vw' . N .x ,M 4 fa' ,I .....,,, Q if f ' ,A f-'N ' - 7-' H Q5 -'EZ ffifsvg, ici. AM-auf X Robert Brooks Smith, sociology, ec- onomics, and US. history teacher, re- ceived his B.S. degree from East Carolina College L- l l James Hugh Wease, U.5. history and government teacher, received his BS. degree from East Carolina College and Gardner Webb College. He is working for his Master's degree from U.N.C. He is the sponsor for the Key Club. nj? -1 li

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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.

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