Carthage High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Carthage, TX)

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Courses Aid Communit 'V' Q Q 4. G. Q. It MRS. BETTY MR. BENNY MR. STRONG GRANT BM, BS BS Band Art Speech, Drama f -Q ,V S ,.fLAw k-'LL.....' S S,-ws Robert Lambert listens to a Spanish conversation over the ear phones in the Spanish Lab ddring a second-year class. I8 MISS VIRGINIA KNAPP BA, MA Journalism MISS NELL COPELAND BA Librarian MR. VERNON WOOLEY BA, MA Spanish g' .po I ,fs Ao, PP' , IWW . SAM BURKE MR. ED STONE MA BM, MM Choir An art student contemplates the effect of an added col to his painting in Art I class.

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Sophomore English students concentrate while being given BA, MA writing assignment Latin, English Education Provides a Link Education links the students to the community. Through the numerous courses taught at Carthage High School, students not only learn readin', ritin', and 'rithmeticf' but also learn how to become a productive part of the community. In the four years of English offered, students are acquainted with the art of communication, and are taught the rules vital to all future careers. By the use of the two CHS publications-the CAR- THAGINIAN and the PINE BURR-journalism students serving on these staffs inform the community of important school activities, curriculum and extra- Curriculum. Three years of Spanish and two years of Latin, help students to link their community to communities of foreign countries. Through art, speech, drama, band, and choir, students learn to all to the cultural development of the community. MRS. MAUREEN BIGGERSTAF F ,M . i' - MRS IRENE MRS MARTHA MRS. LEILA MRS. ALMA KYLE COPELAND HOPKINS LaGRONE BA, MA BA MEd BS MEd BS, MA English, General English English Literature Science

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Eric Joffrion and J. J. Rushing perform an experi- ment in Chemistry lab. Through the mathematics, science, and social studies departments, students learn to solve problems and to be more aware of the ever-changing world as well as their own community. Carthage High School's mathematics curriculum offers courses ranging from basic arithmetic to trig- onometry and solid geometry. Biology, a subject required for all students, may be followed with more advanced courses of chemistry and physics. In addition to teaching students history, the social studies courses, through Civics, help to develop better citizens. Economics aids students in understanding the financial workings of the government. Students Solve Problems qs-. Bw ,N M sir- we it I it i f MR. JACK ROBERSON - BS, MEd Plane Geometry, Coach MRS. PEARL MR. HOWARD MISS HELEN RIDER NESBITT RHIDDLEHOOVER BS, MA BS, MEd BS, MEd Algebra General Math, Trigonometry, Algebra MR. ROBERT Geometry MRS. KARA LEWIS MRS. MARY HULL McKISSACK BS BS, MA BS General Science, Coach Biology, Physics Biology, Chemistry