South Mecklenburg High School - Someca Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Miss Holton explains theorems in Plane Geometry. fswy A In IA qi A 5 me 'W-S' sf. The Math Department includes: seated-Miss Lowe, Mrs. Holton Mrs. Chappell, Mrs, Brevard, Mrs. Glud, Mrs. Thomas Mrs, Laye, Standing-Mr. Boone, Mr. Thompson, Mr Boger. ANN SHERER BAKER Winthrop College, A.B.j English ll. FRED A. BOGER, JR. Appalachian, B.S., M.A., Algebra ll, Solid Geometry, Trig- onometry. CHARLES E. BOONE East Tennessee State College, B.S., Algebra l, Mechanical Drawing. ELEANOR G. BREVARD Appalachian, B.S., M.A., Algebra ll, S.M.S.G. LEO DONALD BREVARD Appalachian, M.A.g Biology, Senior Science. LINDA HUGHES BROWN Erskine, A.B.g Peabody, M.A., English ll, Ill, IV. Math, Science Offer SMSG, Brillance, an acute mind, and imagination are ex- pediencies which instigate understanding of those hard-to-grasp ideas in mathematics. South's math teachers are unequaled in their fields. There are few other schools in the state which have the Cluality or the variety of math courses which are presented in the South Mecklenburg curriculum. Fifty-tive sophomores compose the new class in SMSG geometry lSchool Mathematics Study Groupl. This class presents to the students the newest con- cepts and techniques in geometry. The prerequisite for this course is SMSG Algebra I. College Algebra, taught by Mrs. Chappell, presents a chal lenge to students.

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Guidance Certainly outstanding mem- bers of the administration are Mrs. Cohan, e I e ve n t h and twelfth grade advisor, and Mrs. Lamm, Junior High and Sopho- more advisor. Their sound ad- vice and untiring interest in each student will be remember- ed with gratitude by all those who have had the benefit of their expert counselling. Secretaries ,,,A.L-sq MG. W0- The momentous tasks involved with the details of school organizations and activities are efficiently executed by our fine secretaries, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Eggert, and Mrs. Lindsey - I3

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Departments Chem Study South has continued to improve the quality of its science curriculum through adding two courses re- cently introduced on the national educational scene. These courses are designed to increase the student's initiative through a practical rather than theoretical presentation. Biological Science Curriculum Study, called BSCS, is a first year biology course whose objective is a more independent and creative solution of problems. An interesting phase of the course is the use of live, rather than preserved, animals in experimentation. Basically the science of living things, it covers areas omitted in conventional courses. The Science Department includes: Miss McNeely, Mr. Still, Miss Spratt, Mrs. Laye, Mr. Brevard, Mr. Bunch, Mr. Camp- bell. - v Def 9 1 '91, 1,f,A. 0 W WAY yu... W 'fl I . mf . A Miss McNeely lectures in Biology. ir 'Zagat gl uuwmnnww lt ,.,,..v-ww.. is it ,ll Mr. Bunch gives notes to Chemistry students. ROBERT BROWN BUNCH University of Tennessee, B.S., N. C. State, B.S.j Chem- istry I, Biology l, Key Club Advisor. EDWIN WORTH CAMPBELL, JR. Mars Hill Junior College, Appalachian State Teachers Col- lege, B.S., U.N.C., M.Ed.g Chemistry I, Physics, General Science, Engineer's Club sponsor. ORA NELL CHAPPELL Greensboro College, A.B., College Algebra, Business Math- ematics, Student Council Advisor. MARY ANN CLIFFORD W.C.U.N.C., A.B., French I, Il, Ill, IV, ,Latin lg French Club sponsor. MARIA LAMPRINAKOS COLLIAS W.C.U.N.C., A.B., Civics, U.S. I-listory, FTA Club sponsor, VIRGINIA FERGUSON Westhampton College, B.A.g William and Mary, N. C. State College, U.N.C., Latin I, ll, lllg Latin club sponsor.