Asheboro High School - Ash Hi Life Yearbook (Asheboro, NC)

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BIGLOGY Accepting the challenge of present-day trends in education, the science department, with its courses in gcncral science, biology, chemistry, and physics, crcatcs enthusiasm and interest in contem- porary achievements and stimulates the thinking of students to pursue a scientific profession. life 'Z' I-fr' f MATHEMATICS The mathematics department offers courses which are designed to fit the needs of each individual student. All of the courses help students to think quantitatively and to reason logically, There are ad- vanced courses for those who are preparing for careers in mathematics and related fields. Ultimately, the chief objective is to cause the stu- dent to discover the aesthetic as well as the practical values and benefits of mathematics. Page Twenty-Two

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jr , 5 is s s ,pi TH 3 fried The homemaking department provides a program of organized experiences designed to help in- school and out-of-school groups in the .solution of their family living problems in the home, in the school, and in the community, and assists them in assuming responsi- OMEMAKI G PHYSICAL EDUQATIO COMM ERCIAL bilities of homemaking. ,f mf 5......Q The ,physical education program strives to develop physical fitness and mental alertness through varied aspects of health, first aid, and rhythmic activities. The business education department endeavors to develop skills,' attitudes, and understandings that are essential for the successful direction of day-to-day business operations. The ob- jectives are directed toward non-vocational education, including consumer education and education for .social and economic efficiency, and vocational competency, including skill training which enables our students to meet the demands of the business office.