Appalachia High School - Accolade Yearbook (Appalachia, VA)

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CLASSES...AND DEPARTMENTAL ACHIEVEMENTS W: I' V e We A t . i, I a, u-,,jgu .L . . r . nw 'EX 1? 1 mlm ,. . 'E i LANGUAGE ARTS English, requiring four years of litera- ture and grammar, with our electives- Spanish, Latin, and Speech, play an im- portant part in our college preparatory program, These supply us with a funda- mental background in grammar as well as an appreciation for good literature. MATH EMATICS The mathematical courses are the most challenging ones available at our school. Algebra, plane and solid geome- try, and physics are the most complex subjects which require many hours of diligent study. This extensive program is necessary for the proper mental devel- opment required for the many technical jobs today. SOCIAL STUDIES To prepare us to accept our Ameri- can heritage as citizens of our com- muity, our nation, and our world, whether it be as leaders or as followers, we are introduced to and schooled in the prin- ciples ofa democratic way of life through such courses as Virginia History, U. S. History, World History, and civics. SCIENCES General Science, biology, and chem- istry, which constitute our :science pro- gram, give the student a fundamental understanding of scientific facts and create ci thirst for the quest of the un- discovered and the unproved. We are made to feel that we will playa vital part in conquering a great new world .

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