Edmunds High School - Hi Ways Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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ii If-lf The Pythagorean Theorem us the topic of dlscussuon In Charles Cuttlno Bobby Bryant and Patty Clalr llsten geometry class os Frances Dlnkuns Brenda Feagm 0ffeV1f'VelY to On 9XDl0n0T'0f1 bY Edwm l'l'll Through Problem Solving and Expernmentatlon F FUI lllk 'Un QYSA -vs ae- Xlwwll R UOSNOR --,,...4 I lmylrk X fnfma v nn 'i-'lv if, TT Xia' Weeks of careful dlssecruon Ile ahead as Marlon Gulles began the study of the feral pug ple Byron Rogers Terry DuBose and Corolune Stone I7 . pep -.t-,g.?gg .- A , S X 0 f T' a 2 1 1 sl- 'lttlxxsrx N A 5 Q, ,Q lol 3 8 i ', I . ' QA 'Q 1 ' I ll , 5 I ' , MM. J M. A 1 V 4 llidml I ll' H ' 1 . M B' ' wsssfzw ver ff' , D V vw ' 1 v ta Q ,'f'Xl..N - ' I-,N IN rf -433: , K-- X ss -:gg . -rl , T a- I .. eu I 1 , I . - I! 4 B Wx . y . A , I - x T N 'a 'A T v ,V 1' VQ5 L' w , l tx I -.5 -

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lt must be serlous Concentrat mg mtently on a chemlstry experu ment are let to right u y Warner Connre Britt Patty Clarr and Annie Ruth Dennss Science And Mathematncs Meet Needs of Students In thus modern age of mlsslles and satel lates at as lncreasmgly Important that every hugh school student should receive a basuc educatlon sn science and mathematics More than ever Amerlca needs scventlsts and mathematlclans Without them our battle for marntannlng and expandlng liberty would cer talnly be lost There us no better place to acquire thus fundamental knowledge than hugh school The curruculum at Edmunds mcludes all the courses necessary to gam thus knowledge The courses offered are Algebra I ll and IV buslness mathematucs general mathematics geometry trrgonometry buology chemsstry and physacs , t ' , J d 1 1 l . . . - . . in , . . I 1 I 1 ' 1 r I 1 I 1 l6

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,as 3 The French class enjoys this punch line in one of their exercises They are seated from left to right Mary Sue Tucker Nan y Bland Frances Dinkins J U Foreign Languages Pro SX Dan McLellan Glenn Browder and Roland Corning dis cuss the rise and fall of the Roman Empire as they learned it in Latin class ' 'JF 53?- l'iSi6' 2 Row T C Croft Charles Stallings Norman Eaddy Ragsdale Hewitt mote Cultural Growth Foreign languages are required in most of our colleges today and students wishing to further their education must thus 'earn the fundamentals of these languages while in hugh school Edmunds High Foreign Language Depart ment prepares students for future training in French Latin and Spanish There are one and two year courses in the study of each subject The one year course in French and Spanish include learning the fundamentals of the language along with the customs of the people and the country The second year course is centered on reading and on vocabulary building The course in Latin includes a study of grammar, vocabulary reading and deriva tives Each year students attend the Latin Forum at Winthrop College A f f X Q V 'f ' ' ' ' 7 f , . , V A . lil, A -. Q ,l l G ... , . 'S . Q1 1 T J 5? fs 1 Q 43 --- Y 4 A , .3 V i .4,. F 1 W' gr. s S. ' ...- Oh! Je les ai mangees, dit simplement le sauvagef' Connie Britt, Jessamine DuBose, Martha Moise. Third ' ' : . . I , , , ' I I ' r' ' ' Cn--- A-t.. , , . X E l at . . pi l st it . . l tt - 1 5 . . V -5 ,, ' X ,i . I . . ' if ,E V . . . - . 1 I ' I ' V ' l8