South Point High School - Clarion Yearbook (Belmont, NC)

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This year's English students learned mainly about composition. They also learned skills pertaining to sentence and paragraph structure, which helped them express their ideas in words. Many senior students each year must do a term paper, this year however the juniors were in the library digging up information for their own term paper. This year many students have found reading an almost enjoyable skill because of the Sustained Silent Reading Program still in effect from last year. Right: Sometimes English isn't my favorite subject, says Kathy Auten. Below: Mr. Rudisill has been known as having to bmsh up on his English too. Opposite page, top left: Mark Patterson seems absorbed in his work. Opposite page, top right: Kris Culp participates in silent reading, OUTLOUD? Opposite page, bottom: Miss Leonhardt's 5th period sophomore English class knows what it's like to work. 20 E GLISH

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MATHEMATICS D Above: Some of them are actually paying attentionl? i South Point's math department covered a variety of courses. A student Q could take anything from general and consumer math, which was for learning or sometimes re-learning the basics of math, to calculus and trigonometry designed for students who wanted a deeper study into the tield of math. .,.,cc as Below: Jerome Leigh's concentration seems to be drawn away from his geometry to his solution of the Rubik's Cube. --my-M....,,..,,,,,,, t. IL X 1 T Mr ,L K 122 ' f N J f W We 1 , 'VIZ L 1 Above: Miss Jones watches on as her second period Algebra I class solves their equations. Below: Mrs. Brown passes out those infamous test scores to an anxiously awaiting class. 5 . y ..,. 5 22