Hudson High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hudson, NC)

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aaa! af om mol. W5-av' Ralph VVhisna.nt, jean Wallace, Gail Laws, Jerry Witherspoon, and Robert Hayes find using the library an ex- Twenty-five girls and two boys assist in the LIBRARY each day. They learn by d oin g, but grades are not based entirely on this effort, written tests are in order at report card time. Special training sessions are conduc- ted with the assistants as the n e ed arises, and special review questions based on the technical routin e of library service are used as a means of learning. cellent way to keep up honor roll grades. Betty I-Iaigler and Patsy Byrd, library assistants, check cards at the circulation desk.

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I We 0 Larry Cline and Aileene Stroupe are two of the sixteen students in mechanical drawing. Joyce Crotts, Mr. Throneburg, and Barbara Withers fin doing algebra problems is rather pleasant work Mechanical drawing is a new course in the MA TH EM A TIC S department, and one unit of credit is being given. Students can secure five other credits of math by taking Algebra I, Il, general math, plane geo- metry and a combination course of solid geometry and trigonometry. The five math teachers have a tot al of 466 students on their rolls. Roy Barnette, Larry Nelson, Larry Overbay, Herman Bolick, and joe Greene work with angles and lines in geometry.