South Brunswick High School - Cougar Strides Yearbook (Southport, NC)

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MATHEMATICS As the years go by, it becomes more and more important to know math skills in order to get a good job. And when it came to math teachers we had a great group! They taught you anything from commercial technical math to calculus. If you had any trouble with your math, they would gladly offer their assistance. The math teachers were: Mrs. Margaret Poe, Mrs. Mary Williams, Ms. Bernarda Garden, Mrs. Daisy Eagles, and Mr. Simon Shew. X 56

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DRAMA The SBHS Drama Class was without a doubt a new breed of performers. They studied long and put forth much effort to exemplify their talents and prove that they were capable of the assignments set forth by Ms. Yount, drama teacher. The classes most important projects were the productions of Look Homeward, Angel and The Matchmaker. Other projects included a guest visit to Toastmaster ' s, a local speech club; a patronage to The Brunswick Player ' s Carnival; and sponsoring an open-school trip to New York City during the Spring of 1984. Member ' , of the SBHS Drama Class were: LaRinda Hagewood, John Hill, Bryan Alford, Terri Ramm, Tamera Potter, Rebecca Best, Karen Briggs, Kathy Somers, LeAnne Banks, Donna Burton, Sabrina Swain, Bonnie Smith, Sheila Butterworth, B.J. Midyette, Julie Henry, Geno Hart, Todd Parker, Randy Fullwood, Ricky Benton, Roy Daniels, Sandra Sullivan, David Henderson.

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The math courses offered at South this year were: Consumer math, Pre-algebra, Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, and Computer Programming. COMPUTER PROGRAMMING Again this year Mrs. Foe taught a computer programming class. South was really proud of this class. The upgraded value of this class was due partly to the math department being allowed more money for computers. This year South had eight; a step up from last year ' s two. The course offered was more advanced than last year ' s. This was South ' s best year in computer programming yet! 57