Bandys High School - Trojan Yearbook (Catawba, NC)

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History Meant A Look At Past And Future Here at Bandys our history department provided an in- teresting look at the past. In our classes one could journey back to Medieval times of knights and gladiators, or one could choose on which side he would have fought in the Civil War. The student had an opportunity to meet many ex- citing men and women who have made the world in which we live today. History also meant keeping up to date with the events of today. Students were taught what was happening in politics and national affairs. History gave an outlook as well as an insight to the world around us. Above Right: Darrell Radcliff worked on a history assignment. Below Right: Mr. Scott tried to get a point across to one of his classes. Below: These students had different reactions to what their teacher had to say. Right: Mr. Kilby discussed a chapter with one of his classes. 24

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Club Many Activities Also they spent a weekend at Camp Broadstone in the Appalachian Mountains. There they learned to survive in the wild. But then they also got a chance to learn more about science right here at home. At the meetings were speak- ers from colleges who provided pre- sentations for our meetings. The Science Club proved that learning can be fun. Opposite Page Top Left: David Broome and Alice Lineberger took a ride on a hydraulic see saw. Middle Left: Kerry Painter carefully crossed the Burma Bridge. Bottom Left: Jeff Dellinger patiently waited for his electrocardiogram to be read. Middle: At Camp Broadstone. two mountain musicians entertained their guests as Mrs. Karolyn Thorton watched. Bottom Right: Archie Laney. Jeff Elmore, and David Arndt sit on the Broadstone. This Page Top: These members enjoyed their trip to the zoo. Middle Left: The animals were observed by the students. Middle Right: Shep Shepherd demonstrated how to cut a gem. Left: Hairy John strikes again! 23

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To Have Your Own Family You Must Learn Responsibility When students graduate from high school most of them plan to start a family some day. The Family Living Class gave you some guidelines on anything from planning your wedding, to filling out taxes, or budgeting your money, to decorating your home. These were only a few. It taught young men and women how to share their responsibilities and not put them in sterotyped roles. Many guys thought taking such a course was only for girls. But to raise a family it takes parents both father and mother. This made family living for everyone. Top Left: With this ring I thee wed ...” Left: The Family Living Class staged a “mock wedding . The bride was Missy Glover and the groom was Kevin Boggs. Tim Stinson played the role of the reverend. Bottom Left: Miss Beard instructed Philip Beard on how to fix scrambled eggs as the rest of the class observed. Below: Philip put his instructions into action and fixed the scrambled eggs. 25