Jones County High School - Growl Yearbook (Gray, GA)

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Words are simply what they have always been: words, letters put together to form syllables for the effect of communication. Lan- guages foreign to one’s own dia- lect seem to be impossible to un- derstand, yet the majority of people who comprehend what their neighbors are saying in words cannot, or do not, under- stand the people behind the voices they hear. Lack of sensi- tivity could account for an amaz- ing amount of tragically disrupted lives. Incorrect usage of a lan- guage can prevent the com- prehension of what a person is trying to say, but it cannot alter the emotions of friendship, love, or sincerely caring. Teachers are here to help us conquer the vis- ible barriers of illegible or illiter- ate use of our languages. We have Mrs. Zenola H. Swain: Librarian; to take it from there. Mrs. Louise Goolsby: Assistant Librarian Mrs. Maureen Sands: English I; Mrs. Susan Strickland: Miss Joyce Rawlings: English I and II English I and II

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Language Department Mrs. Mary Lois Bland: Mrs. Geraldine B. Morgan: English IV, Guidance Counselor English II Mrs. Alice C. Golson: English III, Family Living; Mrs. Joyce Lawrence: English IV, Speech, Drama Mrs. Kay Jenkins: Spanish

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Mathematics Mathematics are in use every day of every person's life. Our so- ciety revolves on a 24 hour clock and a 365 day year. Our econom- ical aspects work with the value and quality of products. Our ar- chitects, scientists, artists, and M.D.’s relect some fields in which Math is essential. In fact, Math is used everywhere: in all fields and careers, in Life itself. Mrs. Madolyn Schewe: Algebra I, General and Consumer Math. a Mrs. M. W. Middlebrooks: Math I, Geometry, Algebra I Yes, Virginia, teachers eat too.