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Maffi And Sc i ence Programs MR. PAUL W. WELLIVER, traveling science teacher, gives a lecture - demonstration for a science class. Mr. Welliver, mak¬ ing a tour of high schools throughout the United States to stimu¬ late student interest in science and scientific careers, delighted the Mount Airy science department with a work of interesting dem¬ onstrations. COMMUNITY FRIENDS AND RESOURCES often enrich the school program. Following his talk to the class, Mr. W. E. Merrit, Jr. exhibits his mineral collection to science students Lonnie Brown and Tony Bledsoe. AFTER A FULL TEACHING day Miss Willie Lou McGee, Mrs. Caroline Sydnor, and Mrs. Vera Thomas leave for their weekly trip to the mathematics institute at Wake Forest Col¬ lege, a National Science Foundation project. 26
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SANDY McHONE points out her news report to Buddy Pike (RIGHT) while Ray Tate (LEFT) posts his clipping at the appropriate place on the new Current Events World Map in Mr. Wortman ' s room. LINCOLN-DOUGLAS DEBATES become realas Debby Douglas (RIGHT), great-great-grandaughter of Stephen A. Douglas, shows Lucy Robert¬ son a letter to Douglas from Abraham Lincoln in his own handwriting and a check to Lincoln from Douglas. The papers have been passed down in the Douglas family. Seven classes of American history, 2 of world history, 6 of civics, 4 of geography, and 1 of sociology--these open windows on our heritage from the past and explain our present world. Fascinating people and events, past and present; our government; our neighbors ; our problems--all await us in the social science department. 3ields Oj interest And Knowledge 25
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Red eve Added Smpfi sis 31 courses - excluding the general busi¬ ness and bookkeeping taught in the com¬ mercial department and the two Alge¬ bra I courses offered eighth grades for the first time - give students oppor¬ tunities in general science, biology, chemistry, physics, general math, al¬ gebra, geometry, and trig. Participa¬ tion in the NDEA has provided more equipment and reference tools in these fields. NOW, CHARLES LET’S go through this again, says Joe Smith to doubting Charles King as he explains a cosine problem in trig. NORMA HAYMORE,MIKE MOORE, and Jerry Miller examine science projects displayed in the library. The rock collection and the atomic display won honorable mention at the District Science Fair for Skip Simmons and Mike Moore respectively. Carol Perry as¬ sembled the leaf display. 27
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