Savannah High School - Blue Jacket Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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4 Q7 Snow tl MATH Al D AFTERMATH Mathematics Department Mathematics has not always occupied the place in the educational program of the secondary school that it occupies today, Instead, it has come to its present status through a long and interesting period of evolution, Since the beginning ot secondary education in this country the offerings ot the schools have heen influenced by changing educational ideals and changing practical considerations. Mathematics is literally indispensahle in the study ot' phys- ics, chemistry, and astronomy. It is no longer possihle to pursue the study of hiological phenomena very far heyond the early descriptive stages without the aid of mathematical analyf sis and treatment. By continually impressing upon the students the relation- ship and application of mathematics to other school subjects, the teachers of mathematics attempt to stimulate interest in the study ot mathematics and at the same time give the stu- dents a more comprehensive and complete idea of the nature of other related subjects. Nlrs, XYade. LEFT. explains the intricacic-s of circles tu Brenda Rogers and l.ai'i'y Crihhs. two ot liei' Math students. Marion McCullough. Gliuza l'1:estcr. and John Smith construct graphs with the assistance of Xlrs. Fitiith in the picture l3lfl.OXY', 3' v

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FE TIVAL OF ART MUSIC and Art Departments Students mth an rrtrstle Il 1ClIIl1flOD fmd gratrfxcatlon rn the Musre and Art Departments Miss Myrtle Noblett and Mr Fdxyard Caughran Musle Department heads conduct courses ln yoeal and rnstrumental trarnxng the results of vyhreh as any Saxannah Hrgh School student yyrll tell you are frequent ly brlllrant The Art Department drrected by Mrss Margaret Murphy furnlshes expert mstruetron rn dravymg and 1ts related facets and at the same trme keeps eorrldors at SH S colorful and brrght vyrth exhlbrtxons of one or more phases of artrstlc pro fre So closely related 1re musrc and art rn terms of rhythm ex pressron and force that the tvso departments unrted rn glung 1 truly memorable Chrrstmas assembly mth musrc by the Mrxed Chorus and scenery by the Art students Mlss Murphy IEF'l IS shoyyn helpmg Ethel Copys wxth one of her creatrye dravsmgs Many talented students rn our school fmd an opportumty to display therr art1st1c abxlrtres rn the art classes BELOW' are prctured the tyyo members of the Art Department faculty They are Mxss jo Tryon and Mrss Margaret Murphy Thrs facet of our school rs alyyays eager to assrst any cause or orgaruzatron by malemg drsplays and posters l 1 L V A L V L L - L , A - V K l V . . D A v 1 ' a 1 V V A F . V Q K . 7 , 7 c ' ' ' 1 . . . - , V . . 2 . , . ' . V . A ' f 1 a 4 C v ' V 1 v . . , . . . ' 1 V ' V ' V ' . v Y . Y . .