Southwest High School - Resume Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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in conversing and in participating in discus- SiOl'l EITC l'1SCCSS8I'y. Intellectual curiosity must be developed through the reading and discussion of liter- ature. A love of reading and an intelligent interpretation of the authoris meaning are encouraged. So with these aims in view we are striving to make a special contribution to the enrichment of the child's personal living. MRS. ALICE BABGETT, A.B. Duke University Eighth Grade-Y-Teens MRS. MARGARET BowMAN, A.B. X ' Mercer University, Agnes Scott L, 1 Miss PATRICIA STANSBURY, A.B. Duke University ROBERT WILLINGIIAM, B.S. Auburn, Univ. of Virginia, George Washington Univ. LESLIE TILLEY, A.B. Mercer University 'P QNX 4 A me K 5.

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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,

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Nurse MRS. MARY ROBERTSON, R.N. St. Joseph's School of Nursing The clinic is open to students every period during the school day. An experienced nurse is on hand at all times to attend to the sick. If students are ser- iously ill, they are sent home. Phys. Ed The Physical Education De- partment provides students with a year-round program of exercises and games. Basket- ball, volleyball, softball, base- ' ball, archery, badminton, shuf- L ileboard, and ping pong are the many sports in which students may participate. The four ob- jectives of the Physical Edu- cation program are recreation, better x lth,- social contacts, an rac T r training. A fi p H ' ARD BRENNER, B.S. it X J' niversity of Georgia D 6 t C 6 n 1, X fqriirls' Basketball coach Dononns Hows, N B.S., MA. f Univ. of Ala., Alabama i , Q, College at Montevello Ideal, happy school life rebg RNS Miss Cuuuz Dn.LoN Purdue University 22 quires special attention to the NN choice and preparation of food. Our dietician plans well-bal- V anced meals which are pre pared by experienced cooks. These meals, served in the cafe- teria, give students the nourish- ment and energy they need.