Westwood High School - Saga Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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SPECIAL SERVICES include a counselor who must master scheduling six hundred students into a hundred classes when hardly a soul can schedule any- thing the sixth period. Another service is helping others to help themselves . . . then giving as- surance that help is always there if needed. 88 J.. . :.. ., -K 'fm ,V . ,W Mrs. Martha P. Blalock Library Clerk Mr. E. M. Funderburk Visiting Teacher Mrs. Mary B. Green Librarian Mr. Stacey Matherly Counselor

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x t X' NWO SX P MEN Mr. Robert P. Coyle M all if QV Chairman English Department Mrs. lean C. Fix English, Ioumalism Mis. Sandra Mauldin Mrs. Susan Parker Latin, English Miss Susan Rawlston French, English Mrs. Patricia Roach English Miss Gay Wallace Spanish I nf? wfyilh' IF! A 1 bm LANGUAGE ARTS: adding a teacher from Missouri, sharing in Westwood's first dramatic success, supporting professional productions from A Thou? sand Clowns to 1776 and Iulius Caesar on screen. Agnew's made rhetoric a be- lievable word and Beowulf has proven both human and likeable in the new English literature courses.