Franklin High School - Log Yearbook (Franklin, VA)

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Prompt The Age Of Communication David and Connie seem busy translating a Latin text, more than likely concerning Julius Caesar. Through public speaking, as in the form of debate above, one learns to feel at ease when speaking before a mass of people. 11

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Social Studies And Languages This World Geogr nhy test must not suit your tastes, Jim H. and Nancy K. Miss Eubank answers Tom’s question on current events in Government class. These students learn more about the political, economical, and social changes of their country as they study U.S. History. 10

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Age Of Technology Algebra II students solve more involved equations after they learn the basics in Algebra I. Ben explains how he solved this Trigonometry problem. Chemistry students apply acquired knowledge when conducting lab experi- ments. Today mathematics and science have become very important factors in the age of technology. Mathematics teaches one to develop skill and accuracy in thinking and helps one resolve problems both logically and correctly. In this space age, mathe- matics has become very important; and our students are receiving a good background for the future in this field. Science goes hand in hand with mathematics, we are our nation’s future chemists, physicists, and Einsteins; but only through our studies of the sciences of the universe can we contribute our part to the world. Mr. Lucas pauses a moment to smile into the camera before continuing his Physics lecture. 12