North Mecklenburg High School - Viking Yearbook (Huntersville, NC)

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CURRICULAR Science Students Investzgate and Experzment The Science Department offers a variety of courses for North students. Some are optional while others are required. Biology I is required of all sopho- mores. Students wanting to continue study in science can choose from such optional courses as chemistry, physics, and Biology ll. Physical sci- ence is offered for those students who failed to receive credit for it in junior high. 1. leb Blackwell, john Ratliff and Tom Ed White worked on an experiment for Mr Clayton 2. Some students prepared a lab In Mr Clayton s class Mr. jesse Bowers Mrs. Beverly Clayton Mrs. Marion Cochran Mrs. Helen Hart 18

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CURRICULAR So Studzes Relate the Past, Present, Future The Social Studies Department of- fered many interesting courses to students this year. As always, two years of social studies are required. In some classes, guest speakers were invited to share their experiences with the students. FBI Special Agent Charles S. Richards was among dis- tinguished guests. 1. Irma Vance and Mary Knox seemed to be amused about something in Miss Suitt's TD-U. S. History class. 2. ln a consumer education class, Bill De- felice, Greg Hutsell, and Warren Robinson posed for a picture while the rest of the class worked on tax forms. 2 17

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Mr. Frank Murphy Mr. Everett Pigg Mrs. Carol Smith CURRICULAR 2 1. Tim Wilson checked with his notes as he and Elaine Howell worked out the lab experiment. 2. Carol Stillwell, Marty Hunt, and Delia Neal, listened well to Mr. Clayton's instructions for testing the equipment. 3. Ben Davis, Kirk Thompson, and David Sat- terfield worked hard to get the results from an experiment. 19