North Fulton High School - HiWays Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Calvin Hartness Furman Univ., B.A. General Science Miss Emily Harvillc I niv. of Georgia, B.S. Furman I niv., M.. . General Biology Miss Lila Jack Webb Jacksonville .State College. B.S. Human Biology Michael Gutherie Univ. of Georgia, B.S. General Science Future Scientists Jack Sinclair explains a difficult light experiment to Mr. Rich. Formaldehyde gets the best of these industrious gi rls as they disect a worm in biology. 25

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Reluctant girls probe the inner regions of a pickled pig in Miss If ' ebb ' s Human Biology class. Space Age Achievements Encourage With the dawn of tomorrow fac- ing the world today and with future scientists needing a stronger back- ground than ever before, North Fulton has enlarged and modernized its science department to meet this need. In the Chemistry Department, Chem Study, a new course involving more theory and lab work, has been introduced on an experimental basis. Physics is already on a new course called P.S.S.C. physics, also involving lab work with more theory. General Science and hiealth Sci- ence start students on the road to better scientific reasoning and pre- pare them for later advanced courses. Harry Taylor Georgia Tech, B.S. Emory Univ., M.A.T. Chemistry, Chairman of Science Thomas Rich Univ. of N. Carolina, B.A. Physics William Taft Sutton Piedmont College, B.A. General Biology Willy Washburn saves the day with another per- fectly completed experi- ment.

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Language, Art, Music Deepen Student ' s Miss Margaret Williams University of Georgia, B.A. Latin Mrs. Lilia Springer New York University, B.S. Spanish Culture courses such as language, art, and music are some of the most popular at North Ful- ton. In the language department each course aims to teach the student to speak, read, and under- stand the language, while also learning of the people from whom the language comes. While Latin is first offered in the ninth grade, French and Spanish may be taken on a five year basis. A program of art and music is provided mainly on an elective basis. The Special Choir has enter- tained thousands of people, both in the United States and Europe. The Band has provided North Fulton not only with spirit-raising music at the pep rallies, but also many sparkling half-time shows at Grady Stadium. Our Art Department gives those students gifted with artistic talents a chance to represent their imaginations in paintings, sculpture, and other works. In the halls at certain holiday seasons works by these students may be seen on display. Plebians beg mercy from Susan Flaherty on annual Latin Slai ' e Day. Louis G. Heckle Presbyterian College, B.A. Spanish, French Miss Martha Morris Converse College, B.A. Spanish