Lebanon High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Lebanon, VA)

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The instructors in mathematics are Miss Campbell Mrs. Givens, Mr. Moore, and Mrs. White. Each student is encouraged to work to the level of his capacity and to advance as far as he can in mathematics since he will find use for all he can learn. Higher mathe- matics and ad vane e d science courses go hand in hand; usually the same students take both courses. It is hearten- ing to see more students becoming aware of the importance of mathematics in modern science and modern living. Miss Campbell helps Diana Musick while other stu- Linda White attempts to draw a dents work problems at the board, circle. 17

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Miss Blanche Campbell, B.S., Emory and Henry College Mr. Donald C. Moore, B.S., Radford College Mrs. Jimmy White, B.S., East Tennessee State University

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c5 ci e nee Clair Td)i ' mners FIRST PRIZE WINNERS ARE: Ronnie Parks, Cheryl Elkins, Robert Jessee, Barbara Cook, Judy Helbert, Paulette Denny. The 1963-64 Science Fair was the most suc- cessful in the history of the school with approxi- mately 110 projects entered. GIRLS BIOLOGICAL FIRST Paulette Denny) Nutrition and Protein in Barbara Cook ) White Mice SECOND Paulette Denny) , , Osmosis Judy Dye ) THIRD Virginia Runyon) Chicken Molly Yates ) Embryology FOURTH Carolyn Sutherland) Osmosis BOYS BIOLOGICAL FIRST Trigg Jessee) How Birds Fly SECOND Gim Helvey) Lungs THIRD Bernie Myers) Kymograph FOURTH Phil Blizzard) Heart- Lung Machine GIRLS PHYSICAL FIRST Judy Helbert) Volcanoes Cheryl Elkins) SECOND Susan Archer) Vu-Graph Transparencies THIRD Susan Peay) , . ,, , „ . v Structure of the Atom Jane Davis) FOURTH Diane Jones) „ , 0 . , „ Solar System Joyce Ramey) J BOYS PHYSICAL FIRST Ronnie Parks) 3-D Phase Diagrams for Metal SECOND Tom Senter) Crystal Radio Receiver THIRD Eddie Reynolds) Electric Door Bell FOURTH Tom Kiser) Dry Bulb- Wet Bulb Thermo- meter 18