Hudson High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hudson, NC)

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the aoic cienceo. MR. JOSEPH OLIVER M,A. , Appalachian State Teachers College Science MR. J. B. ANDREWS A.B. , Lenoir Rhyne Science V MR. THERON D. FARLOW B.S., High Point College Science Advisor to: F.T.A. Key Club I 2i7wwc,i, 'f i ' MR. CHARLES E. ABEE B.S., Appalachian State Teachers College Mathematics, Science 25 it X N ,L 'vu 'Www ef .ifiiwwqgl 'Q 'Ya gh -sf , . Wifi, ,va :qw i Viv M---..-

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eventeen elaooeo offered graining H .fi- wif I ,3 T HI ,Mi 41' A Billy Rainey, Robert Reese, Dianne Harrison and Barbara Wilson examined many charts in their biology class. Science, a systematic knowledge of the physical world, was an important subject in high school. In order to graduate you were required to have biology fthe study of lifej and one other science course. Science electives were general science, chemistry Qthe study of elementary forms of matterj and physics fthe study of natural laws and processesj. For experiments, the science classes were furnished with two laboratories tools and chemicals. 3 24

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S , ,-an . A as pf: 5. s --t, f , of Y K , Linda Griffin, Brenda Hardwick, Robert Hayes, Laura Carroll, Rex Cannon and others leamed Spanish in an authentic atmosphere . Latin and Spanish were the foreign languages offered to you at Hudson, there were 51 of you taking Latin and 140 taking Spanish. You Latin students were impressed with the similarity between that language and English, it was a surprise to you to learn that Latin is the basis of all other languages. You who took Spanish found it to be an enjoyable language and one that helped you with the me- chanics of your own grammar. MR. I-IIRAM S. BALCI-I A.B. , Maryville College Tennessee Latin, Mathematics Advisor to: Latin Club panioh or fukin wao eceooary or the allege bound utr. MR. CECIL L. CLARK A.B. , Lenoir Rhyne College Spanish Advisor to: Spanish Club