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

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Eyes--the mirror to the soul Language Audible communications is not only the informal medium used in day-to-day living--it is an area of creativity. In the classroom situation, dramatic talents as well as pleasant and poised speaking voices are developed. It is in this area that enthusiasm and vitality of youth find creative outlets, and the student is gaining valuable knowledge through experience. LANGUAGE . . . THE KEY TO COMMUNICA TION

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An Algebra problem which was seemingly impossible to Stanley is being cleared by Mrs. Griffin who always waits patiently to be of help to those who need her. Mrs. Eason finds that rendering aid on an individual basis to students is an ef¬ fective way to teach the students in her Geometry class. She exemplifies this idea by helping Ben Harrell with his math. Boy Wonder . . . Carl Abrams, is an expert in math as well as other subjects. Here he lends his talents by helping Jerry and Sidney during their progressive Advanced Algebra class. Jt A

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Studying the En glish lan¬ guage gives the student increasing confidence-- thus, the student feels more capable of express¬ ing himself with ease in any situation. Studying the culture of a country is imperative to understanding the people of that country. One must be able to understand the modes of living of a people in order to understand the style of expression—the language of the people. Language has given mankind a medium of expression in all places, in all phases of living. In reading and learning other men ' s ideas, we are more ready to cope with life ' s problems.