Sprayberry High School - Echo Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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MARDETTE COLEMAN English Department Has been teaching 31 years Georgia Southern 81 Emory Univ. LITA CONRAD Foreign Language Department Sponsors: Foreign Language Club Has been teaching 27 years Emory University, Univ. of N.C. NYOKA COOK Math Department Has been teaching 17 years Radford WENDY DAVIDSON Social Studies Department Has been teaching 14 years Western Illinois University TOM DECHMAN Special Education Department Sponsors: Academic Bowl Gov, Honors Has been teaching 9 years La. Tech, La. State, Ga. State JIM DORSEY Physical education Department Sponsors: Football Has been teaching 5 yeers Tennessee Tech University KATHY DUBOSE Math 81 Science Department Has been teaching 4 years University of South Carolina RICHARD EDGEWORTH Social Studies Department Sponsors: Powderpuff Football 81 Band Has been teaching 10 years Mississippi College X, Ip! 'gi . I '. 4115 if 'Ts we -1 fff- r IO! 5 x..A s 9 bv' vs , I A .26 r'!, '. 1 , -1 . ' - JOYCE FIKE 1 1 I Home Economics Department 4 Sponsors: FHA Has been teaching 12 years 6 r J Bridgewater College - .' ' : X : JIM FRAZIER MP Physical Education Department :F Sponsors: Football M 1 ' , Has been teaching 25 years A Carson-Newman College - C' 't X' TAKES TALENT to be in a Drama class, Students mtl learn lines for productions ang help build sets Belng. Drama student requires sevr 'A 'Ff WS of practice and won

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as.. Y., il .6 '4lN' .4.,, r ENGLISH SPEAKS FOR ITSELF Far Left: DO THAT AGAIN! Seniors in Advanced Grammar watch as Mrs. Coleman shows how to diagram a simple sentence. Diagramlng is one of the main things students learn in Advanced Grammar. Left: COLD? Betty Wade, Social Studies teacher, and Lisa McFarland, English teacher, help to promote school spirit by attending a home football game against Marietta. The Language Arts department offers something for every student at Sprayberry. About forty hours are required for graduation in Language Arts. A freshman will usually take Grammar and Composition One. From there students have a larger variety of courses they can take ranging from Modern American Literature, English Literature, Mythology, and Rec. Litera- ture, where students are required to read a certain amount of books to pass the course. The department also offers Advanced Grammar and Composition IV for the college bound students. The Language Arts department also has several fine Drama classes, alth- ough a Speech course is required before someone may take a Drama Class. Introduction to Theatre Arts and Advanced Acting are just a few offered. The Language Arts department is a very important part of Sprayberry. English courses also help students in their other classes. Therefore, it could be said that English speaks for itself. Left: WORKING HARD! Junior Jeff Jackson tries to catch up on some badly needed sleep in Rec. Lit, class. 149