Frederick Douglass High School - Polaris Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Registrar And Secretaries How to Read a Book by Mor- timer J. Adier Adier ' s How To Read a Book is perhaps the best book on the market in teaching one how to read a book. IN his own words Adier says, the art of reading analytically, interpretivelly, and critically is indispensible only for the kind of reading by which the mind passes from a state of un- derstanding more, and for read- ing the few books that are capa- ble of being read with increasing profit over and over again. This book is highly recommended for high school seniors. Mrs. Mclver, Registrar Mrs. Mclver checks the computer roster. R. Johnson, Lead Secretary Academics Staff

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Our Administrators The Administrative team supervises a game. The new face on this page is the face of Mrs. V. Lockett. While we have known her for many years as the English Department chairper- son, this year, with the departure of Mrs. J. Daniel to Walter White Elementary, Mrs. Lockett gave leadership to the Magnet Program committee and assisted with many supervisory tasks. Mrs. Lockett recommended Tales of Shakespeare By Charles and Mary Lamb to students to read. The significance of the book to her was that it was a wonderful opportuni- ty for the very young to become acquainted with and enjoy Shake- speare ' s plays which are told in simple, easy to read fairy tale — like stories. Mrs. V. Lockett, Magnet Program Coordinator Academics Administrators — 9

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Cafeteria Staff I- mI L. King, Dietician L. Alphabet M. Caldwell L. Edward B. Ferguson L. Garntt 0. Griffin M. Hodges C. Hughley F. Jacobs G. McKinnie W. Munday T. Russell A. Smith V. White Environmental Service Engineers — Front row — M. Willingham, J. Parham, S. Collins. Back row — R. Crochan, Engineer. T. Bradford, T. Gleaton. E. Bland, Nurse Academics Staff 11