Garner High School - Lecole Yearbook (Garner, NC)

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T, Y, x Y -mm A Arthur Bryant Helen P. Yeargan Paul Smith B.S. B.A. B.S. North Carolina State University Meredith College Campbell College as 'ng Science fm We We W, ,gg -L vim Anne H. Glassford Clara C. Roebuck B.S. B.S. Winthrop College East Carolina College 28 With the rapid acceleration of science in the first six de- cades of the Twentieth Century comes the demand that young people of this nation exert a c o n s c io u s effort to acquire scientific kn o wl e d g e through education. Science has played many vital roles in the raising of living standards, and the bet- terment of human life.

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1 1 IUINXKJI ' ra i ff 2 r f 5 asau if 'E is ,ge ' 1 KV K, Qi e ieer iw, Q JL w on ' fix 3 K Y Betty F. Maxwell Elsa A. Gaines Jo Ann Watkins B.A. B.A. B.S. University of Mississippi Mercer University East Carolina College Department Without the use of languages man's knowledge would consist only of the sum total of his own experiences. With them, how- ever, man is able to benefit from the thoughts and findings of others. Elsie M. Ives Virginia B. Jenkins B.A. B.S. Florida State University Auburn University 27

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U iz! i. 4 W K X Jessica L. Adams Charles A. Cochrane Thelma S. Matthews B.A. B.A. B.A., M.A. Meredith College High Point College East Carolina College athematio With an ever increasing need for engineers, mathematicians, and accountants, stu- dents must be offered more opportunities in high school to add to their knowledge of math- ematics. By providing more courses in mathematics, Garner gives its students a well- rounded curriculum to prepare them for the future. 4 Keith Neighbors Martha E. Sheppard Oscar P, Green B.S. B.A. B.S. North Carolina State University of North Carolina North Carolina State University at Greensboro University 29