Fulton High School - Forum Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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MR. Hove NIRS. MURREI.l. Miss NIAGRUDFR MR. BLITCH MR. EPPINCIQR Miss VVIN'1'ERBOT'I'0NI MR. YVILLS MRS. FLOYD MR. CHoNko MR. HU'l'ClHINSON COMMHRCIAI.-The students in this department take typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and other subjects necessary for success in the modern business world, Mr. L. YV. Hope, head of departmentg Mrs. Ora H. Murrell, Miss Pauline Magruder, Mr. Parrish Blitch. BIATHEMATICS-'1'l1C students in this department are learn- ing one of the fundamentals. Today more than ever a thorough knowledge of math is needed in preparing for college and the future. Mr. J. C. Eppinger, head of de- partmentg Miss Mary VVinterbottom. SCIENCEiTl1iS department holds many exciting surprises for the student who takes scientific subjects. Mr. Claude C. VVillis, Jr., head of departmentg Mrs. Helen Mloyd, Mr. Bill Chonko. ENGLISH-Verbs, nouns, adjectives are quite a pain while we are learning about them but later on in life a knowl- edge of them really helps a person out. Mr. Ben H. Hutchinson, head of department, Miss Cornelia E. Cooper, Mrs. George YV. Abercromnie, jr., Miss Cornelia Mont- gomery. SOCIAL SCIENCE-LANGUACJE-KHOWA'lCdgC of our country's his- tory is very important to us. Citizenship helps us to know our duties as citizens and to perform them for the good of our community, state, and country. Foreign languages and geography are also included in this department. Miss Sarah C. Webster, head of departmentg Miss Nell Lyle Newman, Miss Edna F. Potts, Mrs. Ora S. Fentress, Mrs. Clyde C. Price, Mrs. Mlarren T. jackson, Mr. jess P. Purcell. HOME ECONOMICS-In this department the girls learn cook- ing, sewing, and other essentials of housekeeping. This year a course in Family Relations is being given for any students desiring a successful marriage and home life. Miss Ann Bailey, Mrs. Evelyn Mae Clark, Mrs. War1'e11 Beale. Miss COOPER MRS. ABERCROMBIE Miss MONTGOMERY Miss WEBs'rRR Miss NEWBIAN

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lVllN ll Tl Miss PAULINE NIAGRUDER Assistant Principal, Fulton High School Her smiling way of straighten- ing out unpleasantnesses has made her liked throughout Ful- KOH. MR. E. VVHITE Principal, Fulton High School His ability to handle any sit- uation with kind understanding has made him esteemed. MR. KNOX WALKER Assistant Superintendent, Fulton County Schools His endeavor to do something to help the students of Fulton County has set him high in their praise. MR. PAUL D. XVEST Superintendent, Fulton County Schools His way of showing imparti- ality to all the schools in the county has made him liked throughout the county.

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MIss Po'I'Ts MRS. FENTRLSS MRS. PRICE MRS. JACKSON MR. PURCLLI MISS BAILEY MRS. CLARK MRS. BEALE MISS MCCALLIE MR. ROBINSON PHYSICAL EDUCATION-Fulton is very enthusiastic over this course, which includes games and dancing. Miss Edith McCallie has charge of this department. MUSIC- Music hath charms which soothe the savage beast. Fulton is very proud of the Music Department, which is headed by Mr. Don C. Robinson. LIBRARY-ThE library is located in the center of the build- ing is truly the heart of our school. This very necessary part of school life is under the care of Miss Ethel Troup, who is always Willing to help one select a good book. OFFICE-PLlpllS all dread to get that summons to come to the ofllce. But when they arrive they are greeted by the friendly spirit of the clerk, Mrs. Alice Awtry. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION-The part-time students in this department learn while they work on the job. This group of students is directed by Miss jane' Foley. ART-This department is new to Fulton, but many students are taking it. Mrs. Allene M. Freeman is the adviser. SHOPS-The boys learn how to build different articles. This department is under the administration of Mr. Mathis. Mrs. H. M. Bowden has charge of a most important de- partment, which she manages well-the cafeteria. MRS. BOWDIALN Miss 'l'ROUl' MRS. AVVTRY MISS FOLEY MRS. FREEMAN MR. MATHIS