Johnston County High School - Hawk Yearbook (Smithfield, NC)

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., l LT ,L J. Kenneth Murphy, B. S. , North Carolina ,S College, Further Study: North Carolina Q lg.: College, Morgan State College, Mathe- - matics, Dramatics, Itmior Advisor, ' kt Chariman Math Dept. 9 iowa - ,pf Q., Mrs. Christabel McCoy, B.S, , North Q Carolina College, Further Study: North - Carolina College, Mathematics, Math i A Club, junior Advisor. .la:z. Olrin J. Boone, B.S., Agricultural and Technical College, M. S. , North Caro- l 1 lina College, Mathematics, Senior Ad- L '33 visor, Future Teachers of America. LINES AND RELATED ANb'L':t FARALLH LIVES INTERSECTLN8 LINES .A.ff 1 an I Mathematics Proves To Be ' The Language Qf Sciences J, C, T. S. can indeed be proud of its math program. Already offering six semesters of math besides the related math courses for vocation work, for years it has offered trigonometry for juniors and seniors, making eight semesters of mathematics available to students. Aspiring mathematicians may study algebra, general math, plane geometry, and trigonometry. In today's world, with the ever-great emphasis on science, satellite and research, the ability to express oneself in mathematical terms is becoming increasingly important. The teachers in the Mathematics Depart- ment, under the leadership of Mr. J. K. Murphy, have seen to it that students at I. C. T. S. receive this lcnowl edge that theywill put to such advantageous use later on.

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-..srl As students begin freshman year they quickly taught the study of grammar, which helped them in preparation for other assign- ments. At this time they also begin their study of the classics. Sophomores and juniors, who are yet undecided about future plans, adjust themselves to regular English classes consisting of workbooks, classics, and themes. For those who are headed for college the College Preparatory classes are choice. Here stu- dents cover more ground and do more outside projects. Mrs. Virginia B. Taylor, B.A,, Shaw Universityg M.A., North Carolina College, Further Study: St. Lawerence University, Canton, New York, English, judiciary Com- LF Committee, Dean of Girls. W 3 k auinxl'-. Mrs. E. T. Clarkson, A.B. , Shaw ' A University, English. ' .4 1 ' 4, 'f i 13

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, 4 Thomas J. Dublin, B. S. , Agricultural and X ,,,..f Technical collegeg M. S. , North Carolina A f , Duke University, North Carolina Collegeg gf' Biology, Dean of Boys, Photography 2.57 r f .N Department, judiciary Committee. ClementV Adams B S Saint Au . . . gus- tine College, Physids, Chemistry, Sopho- more Advisor, Science. J Young Scz'entz'sts Study Sophomores receive their first laboratory experience in the study of biology. In biology classes, taught by Mr. Thomas J. Dublin, students become better acquainted withithe living things around them and learn of creatures that cannot be discerned with the naked eye. They know well now the acfid odor of formaldehyde rising from dissected specimens, the difficulties of the microscope, and the immense satisfaction and under- standing that comes from having interest in the secrets of life. 15 .1 9 v College, Further Study: Morgan State, ' A A Z-4-1 ' 1 ' .J T n - Senior Advisor, Chairman of High School if I-A