Hudson High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hudson, NC)

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Q , june Ray Smith, Richard Davis and Floyd Carter talked with a WBTV official when the Public Speaking class visited the television station last spring. Qngliolt wao a up x TQ MRS. CLAUDIA KINCAID A.B., Lenoir Rhyne College English, journalism Advisor to: S.G.O. Student Council THE I-IORNET Staff uct. X ,. , fgigxagz MR. JERRY L. AUSTIN A.B., Lenoir Rhyne College English On the same trip, Mrs. Kincaid and the journalism class learned a few facts about newspaper work from Kays Gary at the Charlotte Observer. 1 if as-D Q W wa K-Q sg? K' ,M ' R 'f? 'x , ., , J V I au . 1 1 I w 6 z MISS BILLIE JEAN JONES MRS. ELIZABETH M. KING B.S., Appalachian State B.A., Coker College Teachers College Hartsville, South Carolina English English Advisor to: Public Speaking Club TI-IE I-IORNET Staff

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atltematico 5, S x. p li , . E L MISS THERESA MCGEE B.S., Appalachian State Teachers College Mathematics Advisor to: Beta Club MR. WILFRED Tl-IRONEBURG M.A. , Appalachian State Teachers College Mathematics, Social Studies sf 1 ' L ' . ' V -51 ' H Q F. Q - ' I , ' 7 wwsalflz ,4 ' ff, ,...a gd 4 Some of Miss McGee's geometric figures were examined by Troy I-latley, Larry Nelson, Roy Barnette, Larry Harwood, Terry Bean, james Martin, jimmy Triplett and Miller Whisnant. 21 onditioned the ind or fluinlzing. -' 12.551 if M B' ,j -1 .gk T .:..A 1 ,S y lkv A r-. A ' ,,,. , A RM y MR. HILDRED B. CLARK B. S. , Appalachian State Teachers College Mathematics, History Mathematics is very important in your daily life. Every time you look at the clock or the calendar, you use mathematics. In its various branches, math plays an impor- tant part in the work of every science. Al- though only one unit in math is required for graduation, a wide selection of courses was offered to you here: Algebra I, ll, general math, plane geometry and a combination of solid geometry and trigonometry. From these you have gained extensive knowledge of angles, lines and numbers.