South Edgecombe High School - Maccripine Yearbook (Pinetops, NC)

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Social Studies Everybody has to pass American History. For some people in this American History class, it is the second time around; nevertheless, this class is never a drag.

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Testing is tough in Mrs. Felton ' s social studies classes--55 minutes of exhausting, no-pause writing. But, her essay tests measure the individual gains of each student. Mrs. Felton always gives ample thought to questions presented to her by her classes and then answers with courage and enthusiasm. Finally it ' s sixth period--it ' s been a long day. 3:15 is so near; the room is warm somehow Mrs. Felton ' s vigorous personality and the heated discussion don ' t affect Max--but he did have a basket¬ ball game last night.

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Dc All nature is but art unknown to thee; All chance, direction, which thou canst not see; All discord, harmony not understood. Pope Mrs. Fuller inspires a love of nature to her science classes. Mr. Bogue who, teaches chemis¬ try, physical science and physics, leans back and patiently waits for an answer from one of his students. Science yyUM - (2 )4 thQ • sScis Mrs. Neil begins her teaching areer by practice reaching in one of Mr. Bogue ' s physical science classes and his chemistry class. CLs z yuisv 0 ZjC ' This equipment may look odd to some people, but to the chemistry students this apparatus symbolizes many hours spent in an under-equipped lab. It is equipment such as this that the chemistry class has used in experiments in gas laws and stoichiometry.