Southwest High School - Resume Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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SIG 4'-5.5 Ronnnr Guan, B.S. University of Georgia Boys' Block Letter Club Athletic Director P3 Ronan ELLIS, B.S. University of Georgia FRED KING, B.S. East Tennessee State College Stamp and Coin Club . Vi :sf ' rl FS Shoos The purpose of the Industrial Arts Department is drawing, woodshop, and general shop. It also give to teach students to become familiar with tools and students an opportunity for free expression and t care of equipment. Industrial Arts offers mechanical learn standard procedures and practices. i 7 f I rl .-' -' N'-9-ii l-lomemalcing The goal of Homemaking is better per- sonal and family living. There are seven areas in our curriculum: personal and fam- ily relations, children, nutrition, clothing, home planning-improvement-management, health and home nursing, and personal de- velopment. 6 s iv QS' V. Mas. HAZEL KEMP, A.B., M'.Ed. University of Georgia, Sr. F.H.A. MRS. VIRGINIA CLARK, B.S. B.S.C.W., Jr. F.H.A. Gab 1 - W,-Y 1 il fi

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The Language Department instructs students in actual grammar usage, and places continual emphasis on the develop- ment of a more tolerant attitude towards people of other lands and their language. To the students who take Spanish, Latin, or French, there is the added attraction of understanding the language when it is spoken and of speaking it themselves. MRS. ORA FENTRESS, A.B. Bowling Green College of Commerce Youth for Christ MRS. RUTH MURRAY, B.S. North Ga. College, Univ. of Ga., Piedmont College, Pep Club WENDELL HAYNES, B.S. Martin Jr. College, Middle Tenn. State College, Hi-Y MRS. SARAH MOORE, B.S. North Georgia College Language MISS SUSANNE WILLIS, A.B. Randolph-Macon Women's College Jr. and Senior French Latin Clubs JULIAN ANTHONY, A.B. University of Georgia Howl MISS VIRGINIA STRATTON, A.B. Duke University . 4 .l- Commercial The purpose of the Commercial Department is to bring students closer to everyday living by creating interest in the business world. Most of the modern types of equipment and machines found in business establishments are available to students for training purposes. The courses offered are typing, general business, bookkeep- ing, business arithmetic, shorthand, and ollice practice. The Commercial Department prepares students to hold good jobs in business after graduation.

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JAMES P. BROWN, B.S., M.Ed. Berry College, Emory University, Peabody Future Teachers of America, Bank MRS. MARION Bovuzs, A.B., M.A Mercer University, Univ. of Ga., Columbia University Projector Club Miss MARY WINTERBOTTOM, B.A., M A Agnes Scott National Beta Club The aim of the Mathematics Department is to provide the students with the basic math- ematical understandings and skills required to enter some vocational fields or to con- tinue in higher education. Recognizing that different individuals have different needs, two tracks are pro- vided on which students are routed through the school counseling service. One course is designed for the college preparatory studentg the other gives emphasis on the mathematics of everyday life. Math B.S. Alabama Miss MARY DRISKELL A B Trevecca College ROBERT SANDERS, B B A University of Georgia WILLIAM G. STUDENT Th.B., B.D., M.Ed L1ttD Temple Baptist Seminary University of Georgia Trinity Seminary Miss LORRAINE BoozER Senior Y-Teens