Terrell Academy - Aquila Yearbook (Dawson, GA)

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Coach Donald Beard-Athletic g Directory LaGrange College B.A.-Social Science, Tennessee Tech- Graduate Work, Football and Basketball Coach Good health, good looks, and a good time. Along with Coach Beard, our new P.E. in- structor, Coach Bowers has instigated many changes in our P.E. department. What the stu- dents get out of P.E. is something they would gay a lot for in a health spa. They work on ealth, strength, and flexibility. The class has a stretching program in which ey use the same equipment that the football team uses. They play sportssuch as basketball, softball, and tennis. Terrell Academy hopes to build an ob- stacle course and a track in the near future. America needs good business leaders. Ter- rell Academy strives to make good business leaders of its students bay offering such courses as accounting, shorthan , and typing, all taught by Mrs. Goff. Go to your business, pleasure, while I go to my pleasure, business. Mrs. Maxie Goff-Georgia Southern College- B.S. Busi- ness Education 1 Al l t I' Coach Jerry Bowers-San Diego State, B.A. Aubum University, Graduate Work PHYSICAL ED CATIO and BU I ESS l QQBQBQ .neon I N,-...--4

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Coach Don Daniel West Georgia College, B S Education, Alge- bra I, Biology, Basketball and Mrs Jane Lee Georgia College Elementary Education, Junior High Mathematics, Home Eco- Men love to wonder and that is the seed of our science. Our math and science departments help to pre- pare us for an ever changing world. In our sci- ence department we have jr. high science, taught by Mrs. Vassar, biology, taught by Coach Daniel, and Physical Science, Physio- logy, and chemistry, taught by Coach Golden.' The department uses the lab for study. We all remember the entire school smelling like chlo- rophyll, almost blowing up the lab with experi- ments, and pricking fingers for blood. Two courses were added to our math depart- ment this yearg general math, taught by Coach Golden, and Pre-Calcus, taught by Mrs. Lin- der. The other courses are, jr. high math, taught by Mrs. Lee, Algebra I and Il, geome- try, and trigonometry, all taught by Mrs. Lind- er. Mathmatics is the science which draws nec- essary conclusions . , t l :ij E.. ..,, fi t s ?'i..fi 'VZ-Q V. C -,L H'-'rw-s -1--r L lfffpi. . .35- Coach Johmy Golden- Val- dosta State College, B.S. Ed- ucationg Chemistry, Physics, Physiology Mrs. Mary Alice Vaser Georgia College BS, Elementary Education ' Junior'High Science E I

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A student deprived of a good library program is a student deprived of a good education. Our library has a selection of 4,205 books which meets the requirement for accreditation. The elementary section has just added a collection of books called DlSNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF KNOWLEDGE which have stimulated the interests of younger students. Nlrs. Brim, our librarian, is efficient and effective in co-ordinating the books used by all three school levels. For the first time Terrell Academy students are offered art. Our two artist are Susan Lofton and Nlarshall Smith. Susan is here by grants from the Georgia Counsel for the Arts and the National Endowment for Arts. She teaches art to the elementary students and pottery to all students. Nlarshall Smith teaches drawing and painting. As the sun colours flowers so 'FQ Susan Loftin-University of Georgia - A ww . Mrs. Lila Brim- Georgia South- Coll B.S.- Education' g Marshall Smith-University of 1,?'9,i5,,..,...--, .. Miamig Medical Field Sur-' 5 gical School USA. P Q E-Ji, ern eg e, . Y. Librarian 'Wy