North Davidson High School - Nordahi Yearbook (Lexington, NC)

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Modem Math keeps students in a whirl Attempt the end, and never stand to doubt; Nothing so hard but search will find it out. --Lovelace Mrs. Frank Hoover Consumer Math, General Math Physics, Basic Business Seniors and juniors with slide rules, sophomores with protractors, and freshmen with furrowed brows--such are the students of math. Mrs. J. Phillips Algebra I, Business Math Consumer Math Mrs. Kenneth Sink Algebra I, II Business Math Mr. Kenneth Sink Algebra I, II Business Math

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Mr. Glenn Bemisderfer Chemistry Advanced Biology From alittle spark may bursta mighty flame. --Dante The fascination of the lab lures us on in the study of science where every question has its answer. Test tubes, bunsen burners, and in¬ structors in white coats form the mental picture of our science classes. Mr. B. and the Advanced Biology class brave the mountain wilderness in the interests of science. Science — man’s attempt to define the universe. Mr. William Carroll General Math Physical Science Mrs. C.H.B. Leonard Biology Physical Science Miss Brenda Vickers Biology Physical Science

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Mr. Banks Evans United States History Civics General Math The heritage of the past is the seed that brings forth the harvest of the future. -Unknown The heritage of the past became ours in history classes. Conscious of the value of such knowledge, our teach¬ ers admonished us to Remember this date, or Don ' t forget this. We will fondly remember the classes long after we ' ve forgotten the dates. Mr. Ernest Kirby World History Mrs. Farrell Koontz World History World Geography Social Studies instills an appreciation of the past. Mr. Don Nance Economics and Sociology Dramatics, U. S. History 26 ' Stonewall” Kirby