Brevard High School - Brevardier Yearbook (Brevard, NC)

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and Original Thinking When Miss Love finds lectures necessary in her biology classes, she livens them up with colorful charts. Microscopic examination, explained by Coach Robert Armstrong in general biology, helps identify many interesting species. “And there are 528,000 of these in your body.” Student reports and individual research are encouraged in Mrs. Fulton Holliday’s biology classes. 13

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Science Develops Initiative Students of Mr. Greene’s Special Physics class give oral reports and discuss their experimental discoveries. Coach Landon Deal’s demonstrations prove valuable to his chemistry and physics students. Test tubes . . . questions and an- swers . . . field trips ... lab odors (phew! That sulfur!) . . . dissections . . . squeamish girls . . . advanced courses . . . burning the midnight oil . . . questioning theories . . . research and reports . . . worry on report card day . . . “Who’s an animal?” . . . search for truth ... final analysis. 12

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Students in Mrs. Rav Winchester’s classes learn to speak Spanish fluently through pattern drills. Conjugating verbs . . . dictionary pages . . . translating conversations . . . Spanish dances . . . pattern prac- tices . . . learning words . . . acting out French plays . . . language lab . . . “show us the way” . . . singing songs . . . Spanish customs . . . filmstrips . . . loads of fun . . . absorbing French culture . . . colorful bulletin boards. The dramatization of French plays adds a special interest to Mrs. Jimmy Sledge’s French classes. Intend Y HABLAI Students in the Spanish III class practice La Raspa for a program. Foreign Languages Increase Understanding 14