Robert E Lee High School - Scabbard Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

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MARY SMITH Chemistry B.S., Livingston State College M.A., University of Alabama FRANCES STOKES Biology, Physical Education B.S., Auburn SOCIAL STUDIE DEPARTME T The success or failure of individuals and nations depends, to a degree, upon skill in human relationships. The pri- mary duty of the social studies teacher is to help each student to acquire the knowledge and develop the abilities and characteristics which will enable him to live effectively and harmoniously with other human beings, taking his place as a useful participating citizen of the community, the nation, and the world. The Social Studies Department seeks to create an awareness in the student of his rights and responsibilities as a citi- zen. lt also develops an understanding of our heritage and an appreciation for the role of the United States in to- day's world. BERNARD BOYD Democracy, Athletics B.S., Troy State FLORENCE GILES American History B.A., Huntingdon College MARGARET BAILEY American History RUSSELL BERRY American History A.B., Huntingdon College B.S., Auburn PETE LEE English History, Democracy, Athletics B.S., Troy State Sponsor: Senior Class EDNA NORVELL American History B.A., Northwestern Louisiana State M. Ed., University of Montana Sponsor: Junior Class CHARLES COX History, Democracy B.S., M.S., Auburn Sponsor: YMCA Devotional SAM KENNEDY American History B.A., Huntingdon College

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SCIENCE DEPARTME T The Science Department seeks to awaken in pupils a desire to use in their daily lives the knowledge provided by science. lt also provides an interest in the various fields of science so that the student may choose his or her profession before entering college. The Science Department awards each year the Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award. This medal is presented to the senior student who, in the estimation of the faculty, has achieved the best record in the study ot science. f , If f GLENN JOS EY Biology B.S., University of Alabama ELLEN LOEB Chemistry B.S., Huntingdon College NANCY JAMES Biology, Physical Education B.S., Auburn Co-Sponsor: Cheerleaders JAMES R. CHAFIN Biology, Athletics B.S., Jacksonville State College J. L. PRICE BILLY SANDERS Physics BiOlO9y A.B., M.S., University of B.S., Troy State Alabama Sponsor: Physics Club 18 RALPH KNAPP Physics, Science B.S., Huntingdon College MARIAN MARLAR Biology, Physiology B.S., M.A., University of Alabama Sponsor: Biology Club

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l TOM PATTERSON Democracy, American History B.S., Auburn Sponsor: International Relations Club HCJME ECGNOMICS DEPARTME T The Home Economics Department strives to prepare students for present and future family living. lt also wishes to instruct the students in the maintenance of satisfactory personal, family, and community life. This department attempts to develop a sound sense of values and better buying practices. Cultivating wholesome attitudes of students is also one of the department's objectives. As a means of emphasizing the total program, the Home Economics Department sponsors activities throughout the year. Luncheons and other types of entertainment are planned, prepared, served, and hostessed by the students as actual learning experiences. JOSEPHINE GRISSETTE SUAN SALTER Home Economics Home Economics B.S., Alabama College B.S., Alabama College Co-Sponsor: F. H. A. lvl. Ed., Auburn University Co-Sponsor: F. H. A. SPEECH DEPARTME T The purposes of the Speech Department are to develop the students' ability to use his voice and body effectively in meeting responsibilities in life which require speech, to develop competence in listening, to develop an appreciation for poetry and prose as expressions of beauty and truth, and to develop the students' understanding of all phases of the theatre. JULIA CRITTENDEN Speech A.B,, Judson College Sponsor: Thespians 20