South Rowan High School - Southerner Yearbook (China Grove, NC)

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Sonya Moss Lab. Asst. hh- .ai+..,,,. M ws? V Mrs. W. L. Johnston Chemistry Brenda Deese Lab. Asst. Mrs. Johnston explains the mixed formulas to the Chemis- try class. SCIENCE In toda.y's moving, changing world, there is a sufficient reason for studying science in our school. Our culture, based as it is upon technology and scientific endeavor, demands that each person be broadly educated in science. This is necessary for effective and happy living through intelligent interaction with the living and inanimate things in the world around us. Sharon Fowler Lab. Asst 'w Mr. Marshall Murphy Biology Biology holds a special place in the hearts of those who love Susan LOWder to dissect worms, frogs, and cats. Lab. Asst. IB