Corinth Holders High School - Corinthian Yearbook (Zebulon, NC)

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Mathematics help pupils adjust to many of their everyday functions more readily. They tend to be more socially and intellectually mature, more self-controlled and more appreciative of theoretical matters. They also tend to have more leadership potential. MRS. MARY VANN - B. A. , Meredith College Mathematics - Seniors MR. JOHN GLOVER - B. S.. N. C. State Vocational Agriculture - Freshmen MRS. GERALDINE CARROLL - B. A. , Atlantic Christian College Business Education - Juniors Commerce, although a department with elective courses, is well attended. These students are busy trying to type 40 words a minute without making any errors. I2

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Kurriculum The curriculum includes courses and class activi- ties in which children engage, as well as in-class and out-of-class experiences of the learner. Recently the educational program has been expanded to bene- fit children of many ranges in intellectual, physical, emotional, and social maturity. A high school diploma is the first goal of every student in high school, with college or employment in-business and industry to follow. At Corinth-Holders High School, we feel that our curriculum is trying to meet the needs of every student enrolled. English is required of all students. Literature and grammar are studied for four years, and diagramming helps one to understand sentence construction. MRS. LOIS HOLIFIELD B. S., Berry College English Sophomores ' x 'X J MR. CHARLES WILSON B.A., A. C. College M. A. , East Carolina Science Juniors MISS ELIZABETH LAWRENCE B. S. , East Carolina Home Economics Science helps students to understand the world in which they live. JOHNSTON COUNTY HERITAGE CENTER SMITHFIELD, N.C. I I

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With the completion of the course of physical educa- tion, which is required for high school graduation, students learn of the great importance of physical hy- giene in their daily lives. They are also taught many other things that they will find helpful as they go out into life, especially those which will make them more socially efficient. Geography teaches a pupil about the world, its people, their differ- ences, and their habits. It gives pupils a better concept of the place where they live and the many privi- leges they enjoy in comparison with people in some countries. MR. RAIFORD FULGHUM A. C College Coach - Physical Ed. Freshmen MRS. MARGARET EDWARDS A. B. - Greensboro College English French Seniors MR. CHARLES CA RROLL B S Wake Forest Baptist Theological Seminary Social Studies Sophomores The study of social science, be it history or modern problems has no equal in teaching understanding and appreciation. By seeing the mistakes of the past, future ones may be avoided. I3