South Lenoir High School - Stars and Bars Yearbook (Deep Run, NC)

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Parabolic ideas Circular understanding Graphic practice Exponential possibilities Mathematics arithmetic through calculus our system of logic Abstract yet comprehensible to man because he created solid, unchanging waiting to be proved understood and used . . . Mathematics. Equation for the Future H 1 l Upper left: Mrs. Alice G. Stroud, A.B., College, Advanced Math, Alg. i and ll, Math Dept. Upper right: Mrs. Faye Grady, B ECU, Gen. Math, STARS AND BARS Class Left: Beatrice Pike explains the Pythagorean Theorem to perplexed Dexter Barnett in Advancec Algebra class. Above: Mrs. Dorine R. Williams B.S., ECU, Geometry, Algebra l, Consumer Math t ,..., f FTA Adviser. IIO

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Science. Door to Disooverg Biology specimens in collection or dissecting pans, research papers and classroom seminars, opportunities for creative thinking, Chemistry balanced equations, symbolic of reactions in the physical World, black table-tops, bunsen burners- acquaintance with an array of' equipment, chemicals, and peculiar odors- Physics films and practice problems, models and demonstrations to illustrate natural laws . . . E r Z i t . Upper left: Mrs. Catherine S. Sheppard, B.S., Radford Col- lege, Biology, Soph. Class Adv., Editing Adv., REBEL YELL. Upper right: Mr. Van C. Huggins, B.S., ECU, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Head, Science Dept., Audiovisual Coordi- nator, and Mr. Thomas Salter iuggle weights and CaCl3. Lower left: Julia Turner experiments on work, timed by Mrs. Virginia J. Sutton, B.S., ECU, Physical Science, Fresh- man Class Adv. Lovver right: Mrs. Ann Price, taking time out from teaching, feeds her fish Moby Dick.