Southwest High School - Resume Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Science Science is usually defined as a systematic study based on observation, experimenta- tion, and induction. In the Science Depart- ment we try not only to learn some of this knowledge, but to use and appreciate the methods of science. The Science Department at Southwest requires Health Science, General Science, and General Biology. Human Biology Phy- sics, and Chemistry are elective subjects. JOE WILBBR, B.S., M.A. Memphis State College, Univ. of Tenn. Advanced Science Club MRS. ELIZABETH COLEMAN, B.S. J Auburn Miss DIANE COOPER G.S.C.W. MRS. MILDBRD WRIGHT Agnes Scott MRS. MARY TRACY gl ' University of Georgia .3 X Eighth Grade F.H.A. JAMES EVANS, B.S. A N Middle Tennessee State College Baseball Coach R X, QA NX X 2- N- ,i V5 J '- Qfg. Fw, 'N i Q x 9 vi! f .A hunt- Vi

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5 '2- 94.75. N vi 6- 1-1-D 'I' Social Studies are designed to provide the stu- dent with a broad cultural background for under- standing public affairs and practical training for useful citizenship in the American democracy. It gives the student an understanding of the prob- lems that confront his nation today and impresses upon him his responsibilities, as the citizen of to- Mlss ELLEN MURRAY, B.S. University of St. Andrews, University of Georgia National Honor Society ROBERT YODER, B.A. Rollins College Junior Civitan Z NEIL GUNTER, A.B. Mercer University, Univ. of Ga. Key Club Mas. DIANE CURRIER, A.B. Duke University Miss SARA RUDISILL, A.B., M.A. Tulane Univ., Columbia Univ. MRS. DIXIE JAMES, A.B. Baylor University morrow, for the development of a better govern- ment. The courses required in Social Studies are Citizenship, World History, American History, Problems in Democracy and Social Living. World Georgaphy is an elective course. Social Studies

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'WFS Q62 tus-4 i 1541 L.-LI' English Miss CORNELIA MONTGOMERY, B.S., MA. G.S.C.W., University of Georgia Junior National Honor Society CHARLES E. HOPKINS, A.B. Howard College, Furman University, Emory University Resume' MRS. MARY DENSON. A.B. Shorter Dramatics MRS, HARRIETT ARMSTRONG, B.C.S. University of Georgia Cheerleaders HARRISON KELLY, A.B. Emory University Q' li f , -J 'XLQQRI -..' I xr A 5 1 1' vw i Our students must be trained to meet adequately the challenge of the times. In our democracy, they need to know how to think clearly and honestly, to read thought- fully, to communicate effectively, and to listen intelligently. We try to give emphasis to continuity of growth. Successive stages in learning to listen, in enjoying drama, in making re- ports, in writing letters, in reading poetry,