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

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Social Studies Adventure Into Time Films vividly recreating historical events, Class notes, from lectures that broaden knowledge of life long ago . . . Students sharing their learning through oral and written reports, concluding research into past civilization . . . Current events, the history is living, class participation- Debate . . . two sides to a question, opposite views formally examined, Group discussion . . . Teachers promoting free thoughts 'and the building of ideals . . . Upper left: Mr. Andrew Hill, A.B., ACC, Econom- ics and Sociology, Govt., Geography, STARS AND BARS Sports Adviser. Left: Mrs. Margaret Ann Tyndall, A.B., UNCG, U.S. History, NHS Adviser, Jr. Class Adviser. Above: Mr. Linwood Hartsell, B.S., ECU, World History, Govt., Girls' Basketball Coach, Football Asst. Coach, Track Coach, SGA Adviser. ll3

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Health Education involving hygiene and physical Vitality ofthe school based on the health ot all concerned Informed P.E. class versions of seasonal sports Group work Providing a physical aspect to students' education Top: A P.E. class entertains with The Salty Dog Rag at a ball game. Upper left: Mrs. Ann R. Price, B.S., ECU, Health and P.E. I af. in cy. W Health and P.E.. Mind and Bodg Builders Adv PE Biolo Above Thomas H Salter BS MA ECU- . . ., QY. : . , . ., . ., , Science, Health and P.E.,'Chemistry, Athletic Director, Football, Boys' Basketball Coach, Track Coach, Monogram Club Adviser. Right: E. R. Davis, Jr., B.S., ACC, Health and P.E., Gen. Math Phys. Science, J.V. Football, J.V. Basketball, Baseball. I I2 , Cbnsgifl 1670

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Fine Arts. Creative Expression of Abilitg Art- to create, ur fwzfgs 'KX K i X St X to extend yourself in works of art and then imagination to reality . . V t ,1 'N 2 Band- if g S to combine a variety of instruments yy l into musical vitality liiizz F for school events . . . :ix ii Chorus- .5 l to lift your voice in song, l l y y to join with others i gg in the harmony of youth .. . Top right: Frankie Vause gazes thoughtfully at his por- trait of Isaac Newton, which gives him a deeper insight into the life of a famous man. Above: Emma Lou Humph- rey and Janice Hill listen attentively as Mrs. Hester Smith, B.A., St. Augustine's College, Art, Library Assistant, gives instructions for making a paisley pig. Above right: mem- bert of the art class prepare to make papier-mache ob- jects to show their creativity. Right: Directing our display in the art exhibit, Jane Hatch makes a final check for perfection. l l J i ,ff V' Xml X 'ANN -.grgyg YQ, , A ,jf iiiiil . ,Wa 2 fQ',jf,5f,5!+ I f , ff' , f f Jlil II4 t A f l ig .Q,.