Sprayberry High School - Echo Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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JACQUE BRUMBELOW Special Education Department Has been teaching 7 years Tift College, Georgia State TERRY CADENHEAD Business Department Sponsors: Varsity Baseball Has been teaching 6 years Belhaven College JOHNNY CALDWELL Physical Education Department Sponsors: Varsity Football Has been teaching 6 years Valdosta State College SUE CAMP Science Department Sponsors: Varsity Tennis Has been teaching 13 years Mars Hill College, Georgia State SANDY CASE English Department Sponsors: National Honor Society Has been teaching 4 years University of Georgia, Emory WANDA A. CASTRICONE Business Department Has been teaching 3 years South Georgia Georgia Southern JOAN CHANDLER Physical Education Sponsors: Softball, Volleyball Has been teaching 7 years University of Georgia JANE CHPMAN Special Education Department Has been teaching 14 years University of Georgia, Georgia State JOAN CLAYTON Science Department Has been teaching 7 years Iowa State, Georgia State KENETH CLOUSE Science Department Sponsors: Varsity Basketball Has been teaching 5 years. Austin Pean State University n 1 'ent 4 .ar rg 6 gl M, 'T' il ii SCIENCE BRINGS STUDENT DOWN TO EARTH The science department at Sprayberry ii one of the largest in the county. Studenti have a variety of interesting science coursei they may choose from. Although Sprayberri students only need thirty hours to graduati in science, students often take more thai required. ' Science is a continuing learning expo ience as students learn something each d that applies to what they learned the d, before. Science encourages students to aware of and understand their surrounding The department offers General Scien for freshman students where they learn t foundations and basics of science. F sophomores the department offers a mo complex course, biology, where student experience the more interesting aspect! science. Upon becoming juniors and seniol students can take courses in zoology, socil biology, physics, and outdoor education. The department offers something fl every one to help answer questions studs may have about earth or man. The dep ment answers these questions by worki with various things like plants and fr These are a few reasons that Sprayberrl Science department is making this the pl!! to learn and do it all.

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I- KA4' fi iv .. r4, SUM IT UP IN MATH Sprayberry's Math Department provides many levels of mathematics, from Foundations to Calculus. The downstairs hall is filled with algebra, geometry, and business math courses where Sprayberry's teachers such as Ed Brown, Regina Overstreet, and depart- ment head Kathrine Keller instill basic facts into math students brains. Spray- berry's math department also sponsors a math team, which competes in county end region tournaments. TAKING HIS TIME, Injin Kim finished up one of those dlfflcult math problems in calculus. Injin is a participant on the math team at Sprayberry. Quik 'L PQ 1 YR, 2 SUSAN McINTOSH and Tracy Ray are two students CONCENTFIATING DEEPLY, Ed Wageuspack listens whlle the teacher explains a new technique in who are willing to attempt those tricky calculus calculus. problems. 145

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