Sylvan Hills High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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MR Loui E T t k fl. .-f ' llalbnrarry and Audlrofvrsuall Departments Abound m llnnformattron Student checks out book The library holds forthe Sylvan student a storehouse of reading for information and for fun In addition to a large number of books fiction and non fictlon the lt brary subscribes to outstandmg periodi cals Thrs matertal is well organized by our capable librarran to make a VISII to the library mformative and enjoyable The Audlo Visual department is also housed in the llbrary Sylvan has an envi able record in the use of film filmstrips records and slldes Thls department is well eoulpped orgamzed and planned The Audro Visual department IS a source ofprlde due largely to the enthusiasm of the Audro Visual coordinator 2? . s Via , , , t EE f . ' , 4 '-5 , K yi M .. S M H Q '41 M ss ETHE1, RO 'P , Librarian I I 1 A l L ,. 51. , E Aa, E .l ,Q 5 I WILLIAMS , A udio- Visual C0-ordinamr ' L. , ,A i X Book eeper aids students, O I 0 I I n ' 1 ' , . , . 1 20

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315' ' MINSEIIIABIIII MR Rt ru Bula nz MK, grllrwu M s Hsu ton MR Juns Cnutx NAR Non-tn Brwxlxc Chalrman Language Department Sylvan s Largest The language department IS one ofthe most lmportant at Sylw an Its benefits wlll be of tremendous value to the student 1n whatever field he may pursue Good speech hablts are of definlte lmportance to evervone The languages offered are Enghsh French Spanlsh and Latln Students are requrred to take five years of Engllsh whereas they may take two years of any ofthe other languages 1fthev w1sh The Sylvan student finds the language classes 1nterest1ng as well as enjoyable Th1s fact IS a credlt to the fine and capable staff ofteach ers ln the department Th1s year the Ford Foundatlon has sponsored an enrlched class for approxlmately twenty five members ofthe Jun1or Class It ts de slgned for the super1or student The students are graded ln accordance w1th thelr pos1t1on 1n the speclal class Evervone at Sylvan ts exceptlonallv proud ofthe fine work bemg done IH the language department by faculty and students Llxlmx JN '-'-'fi ,,,,.f Mns NIRCHNIA sA1lcl Ml McCoRn Miss CLARENDA MRs VIRL mm gl A PARKMAN 1' .49 if MR THox4u WIIIIS Miss Ll Ill Wooly Enghsh teacher mstructs semor class Students take notes from teacher s lecture 1.9 Q it uv- if H 1 44 t It 'Z K V1 I rx 1 Nw ,l V 4 V gs , , g C3 -:J 1 -f' I p K -vf 1 . l 4' . -t . -Q MN, T R.: ' A , , S-,,1R, , X, . 1. . 1 A MK V 2. Q. Q g ' 1 ' Mtv '- llk J ' 2 4 ---t F . ' . T to 2, or T ' A . ' ay . .11- . . . ' . N ',V F g 3 . . . . . . Q ,,-s , , ' by Rf T . . . . . . , 'N ,

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Mas. LILLIAN Bowras , -:Q 1 :pig I . Vf I '-sf' lc 1, Mk. FLOYD HENDRIX Mathematics Department Offers Algebra to Eighth Graders Q 'Nad . Miss RUTH Rooms Chairman 43, f Ip 'ff' if , . 1 'Tu Mus, ALICE SMITH I 58 'env I .U ' c' X S A iV1RS.FR.-XNKIE Miss CARoI.INL SMITH Jixcxsox , u f L Q M . ' E5 iv , 'Q -JN X i- ' MR. SAMUEL KNISLEY' MR. JACK Woon The mathematics department offers courses in arithmetic, basic mathematics, business mathemat- ics, algebra. geometry, trigonometry, and, upon de- mand, solid geometryg thus offering to Sylvan students on every level a well-rounded mathemat- ical curriculum. In addition to the courses listed above, a program for the superior student, spon- sored by the Ford Foundation, has been instituted with eighth grade algebra. Students must acquire two units in mathematics for graduation. College preparatory students usu- ally elect to take the advanced courses. Whatever the vocational objectives of the stu- dents, the mathematics program provides courses to meet their needs. Algebra 5 students study quietly. Students rush teacher to inspect test papers.