Fort Hill High School - Sabre Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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Social Studies Rau' I: Mrs. Hilton, Mrs. Russell, Mr. Morris, Miss Meyers, Miss Payne. Rau' 2: Mrs. Hoyler, Mrs. Bailey, Miss Mcifulley, Miss Rice, Miss Ford. A post-uur aim: To promote a broadened consciousness of the need for tolerance and co-operation regarding peoples of all races, creeds, and nationalities toward the goal of removing misunderstandings which lead to serious national and international conflicts. omtzomzl Row 1: Miss Miller, Mrs. Hnst, Miss Hudson. Row 2: Mr. Ferguson, Mr. Callis, Mr. Gorman, Mr. Hinds. , ff, A post-war aim: To make available to our students the newest findings in all areas of Home Economics and Industrial Arts. 14

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Mathematics Row 1: Mrs. Allamong, Miss Hamilton, Mrs. Hughes, Mr. Kaylor. Row 2: Mrs. Deetz, Mrs. Benna, Miss Miley. A pos!-war aim: To guide and assist pupils into lines of work from which they can derive not only an income, but also some measure of happi- ness and recreation, and in which they have a reasonable chance of being successful. Science Row I.' Mr. Perdew, Mrs Blough, Mr. Boughton, Mrs Davis. Row 2: Mr. Boone, Mr Wimer. A post-war aim: To keep pace with the rapid progress in the field of science both in knowledge and method in so far as it is possible to do so. 13

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Row 1: Miss Burrall, Miss Kraus, Mrs. Pelling. Row 2: Mr. Shumaker, Mr. Troy. Language t rts A post-war aim: To build a program which will reach every talented student and offer him the opportunity to develop all the skills, techniques, enjoyment and satisfaction that come with creative achievement. bysical Education Mr. Cavanaugh, Mr. Henry Miss Rizer, Mrs. Resser. A post-war aim: To providef medical and physical examinations with follow-up of findings, to assist the individual to attain freedom from re- mediable physical defects, to gain knowledge and understanding of his health status, and to receive advice on health habits and possible health service. 15