Beaufort High School - Beaufortonian Yearbook (Beaufort, SC)

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.wigs :L::gf.,,1 ' f A .1 -' if .F 'I Jlxv Ar gt. T -' i'.f UQ' Us AJ fl' Y .JO all ' 1fA if fli15,L.':3g'4 'tsiefgl Wad .gndloired ogicaf jlzinging .fdncl promofeb Jdgafracf Raaoning Above left, Gerry Burke copies an angle as Bob Mitchell proves that angle A is equal to angle B. ln plane geometry students learn to reason by deductive thinking in proving theorems. Algebra ll students work examples on the board as Mr. Clark watches Cabove rightl. This course is designed for students planning to take higher mathematics in school and college. lt is a prerequiste for Advanced Math. 4 ,f Left, Shirley Weaver, Janice Busch, Helen Compton and Betty .lo 0'Quinn work problems in Terminal Math. New at F BHS this year, Terminal Math is for those students who aren't Xe- taking math in college and for those who wish to apply ' math in daily life. C Homework, an important part of Advanced Math, is often done in class. Dotty Eakin uses logarithms in doing hers laboveb. To aid the trigonometry and college algebra books students also make oral reports on mathematical subjects. JOHN G. BRAWLEY, JR. N. CECIL CLARK MRS. CECILE F. GRAY MRS. WINIFRED C. PINCKNEY WYMAN l.. SHEALY General Math Advanced Math Algebra Il Algebra I Algebra l, ll Plane Geometry Algebra Il Plone Geometry Genefcl Mail' , f 69, Chorus Terminal Moth 505301160 If I' ' ' ' if X, s , 1 f -'ig fig. dis ,A

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! MRS MARY S. LEE Q-Cl , t. u5ine55 ouraea reyoare .7lze gu5ine55 olzaclem jomorrow Sewing, an art that is always useful, is only one of e many helpful skills taught in Beaufort High's beautifully equip- ped Home Economics department. Above, Theresa Morris uses the sewing machine under the watchful eye of Mrs. Lee. In the modern, well-equipped shop wing, boys interested in manual arts are trained in the uses of the power tools. Right, Ecl Carr, Charles Heape, and Jerry Smoak are using a table saw. MRS. SARAH W. MALTBY me Economics I, Il, III Bookkeeping Shorthand I, II Typing I, II I , 11 A-A Above left, second year shorthand students Miriam Taylor, Marge Berkley, Joan Mitchell and Arlene Lettich, take dicta- tion from Mrs. Maltby. Shorthand is one of the several courses offered tofprospective business men and women. Typing, the m st popular elective class, is taken by both college preparat ry and commercial students. Typing I and II and personal tytping are offered. Practice is essential for Mrs. Smith's typing class, above right. I I fd ., .Q Q f 1 ,LJ WIL X D. MITCHELL MRS. PATRICIA C. SMITH T JY JN Xu O. Personal Typing X 'Meghanical Drawing Typingl -j Kill 'JShop I, II World Geography, Civics X P NSKJ World History ,X

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