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

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SGT. 'I'. M. Iicruus .llilifary 'WR 'IACK EIDER Sorral Studrf: MR XX ILLI-XN1 Exrxroxs Spanuh MR CARL FNCHER Industrial Arts Chazrman IXDLSFRIXI XRTS DTPXRTNIFNT To hnd skrlls not normally found by school subject mat ter and to du elop them rs one of the prrmary jobs ot In dustrral Arts trarnrng rn hrgh school One of the great needs ot the World today rs for more skrlled technrcrans and me chanrcs Ihe demand for these servrces wrll contmue to grow, and through VVood Shop Metal Shop, and lNIechan rcal Drawrng Syls an students recerse a xaluable assrst tow ard satrstxrng careers rn these areas Xlso, some trarnrng rn these areas rs waluable to ex eryone so that small nec essary tasks mas be attended to when emergencres arrse LXNGD AGE DEP XRI NIEXT lvhat rs more rmportant than the arts of communrcatron ln these daxs ot as orld terrsron rt becomes urgent that the people ot the world be rble to understand and apprccratc the problems of other people rn other lands as well as rn other sectrons ot therr own natron lhrough proper use of ment rs charged wrth the task of preparrng rts students rn thrs rmportant held Xlong mth the studx ot the l nglrsh Latrn French and Spanrsh languages comes an apprecratron L. 'Vlrss DONNA Fosruz Englrslr MR LXVVRENCE Gnu ES Sarral Studzrs 'NIR FLOYD Hsxmzrx Illalh 41 si' ot the culture and herrtage we hare rnherrted from these crarlrzatrons In the end the work of learnrng grammar, punctuatron, socabularres conjugatron as rrtrng themes and term papers all pay drrrdends drxrdends rn better prepared students Better prepared for college tor busrness, for un derstandrng, for lrfe i 10 Mrzs MONTEZ HINKLE Home Economzrs l -r 1 , Q. . Y v r A L al A v w 1 L V u - A . , y , - Y 1 7 D C . 4 'S Y , , Y A A A A' 1 A ' .. A s . 1 ' 1- C t vt 4: ' language, this is possible. The Sylvan Language Depart- G . . . ' .1 ff . Y A . A' Ii I N . cfs. rr - ago I I j, V. , Q ,, ,Ag jg ' 3 sg, ' 5 ' ' ' edu' C I r 'r 1

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3 COUNSELING DFPARTMENT .-Xny school is fortunate to have counselors who can and will assist with the various problems that come up during high school years. Sylvan is fortunate to have counselors who are generous with their time and energy. They assist with such things as personal problems, course selection, scheduling diliiculties, career selection, choice of college, search for scholarships and jobs, and many others. Perhaps one service they perform is often over-looked. That is, they are always willing to lend a sympathetic ear to one who just needs to talk a problem out. These services and their en- couragement to greater achievement in all walks of student life has helped many to a greater appreciation of the need to take fullest advantage of the opportunities available at Sylvan and after graduation. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMIQNT Almost every girl will some day be responsible for the management of a home and the care of a family. Our Home Economies Department provides valuable training toward the day when these tasks will be the most important part of their life. Cooking, sewing, nutrition, home nursing, consumer purchasing, and home management are all taught at various stages of this departmentls program. More im- portant. perhaps. is the opportunity for association with the line ladies who teach these courses. By their personal example, they inspire their students to a better and fuller life. MR. JEFF CI,i3xiEN'rs Sofia! Sludirr qua-V Miss IDA COVINGTON Sor1alSlud1rJ Cfmzrman 3 MRs. JEAN Davis Sofir1lSludic.v as ,'p0u 'O 1 MR. SIDNEY COPLEY Hfalth-Plzysiml Edufation MR. VERNON CUNARD Industrial Art: Miss FRANCES DUNAWAY Ar! 72 17' M 15 MRS. CHARI,0'I'I'E DUNCAN Jlalli-Engliyll 'QNMWA MR. MILTON EARNEST Co unsflor

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Mus. FRANKIE jscxsox .Valli MR. ROBERT jnxxixs illuxir Chairman 52.5 MRS. MABEL Joi-ixsrox Srirncz' Miss JANE joses .Music LIBRARY AND AUDIO-VISUAL DISPARTMFNT A fully accredited library and a smooth functioning audio- visual program are wonderful additions to the teaching resources of a school. An adequate collection of books- fiction, nonfiction, biography, encyclopedia, reference works -is essential to the teaching of any high school subject. Add to this, facilities for use of periodicals and a room conducive to research and study and you have a library that meets the needs of a school. Over the years, Sylvan has built up a library that yearly more closely approaches this ideal. hlany hours of hard work have been spent providing these basic facilities for student use. An important division of the Sylvan library is the Audio- Visual Department. Sylvan's program of the use of audio- visual materials is recognized as one of the finest in the city. This department supplies equipment, Elms, and opera- tors to bring these teaching aids into the classrooms. As a convenience for students and to raise money for added equipment, the Audio-Visual Department operates a store selling school supplies. This is indeed a valuable service to Sylvan and its students. MRS. ANNE KINARD llfallh-Phyfifal Eduralion Mk. Dsvio Kxisma' lllalh Mks. LUcn.E LYLE Home Economifr Chairman 1? Mas. Vmrzxnm lVlcCoKn English