Southern Alamance High School - Southerner Yearbook (Graham, NC)

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p Mr. Calvin Jarrett A. B., Elon M. A., UNC-CH These seniors profit from studymg charts in economics class. Mrs. Norma Davis B. S., R. P. I. Mr. John Doby B. S., High Point College HISTORX Southern High field of history. C citizens and gives World History facing the pr students to know quired for ev history field ar subjects are familiar with lives.

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Mr. Henry Fogleman A. B., Elon Mrs. Martha Sexton A. B., Elon Miss Margaret Brown A. B., Elon SCIENCE More than ever before, science has become a basic part of education. At Sou¬ thern High School, biology is required in the sopho¬ more year, and earth sci¬ ence and physical science are optional courses. In the junior and senior years, students may study chemis¬ try and ph y s i c s . College preparatory students are encouraged to take these courses. Mrs. Rheba Vance B. S.. U.N.C. Mr. Robert Stockard A. B., Elon I

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Mr. Ftoy Clayton, Jr. Miss Jane Loy B.A., Catawba College B.A., Elon College PH YSICA L ED UCA TION Physical education is a vital part of the curriculum at South¬ ern. It is more than just doing exercises, playing games, and studying health; it is learning to practice good sportsmanship and how to get along with others. The hard work and effort put forth by the physical education stu¬ dents pay off in knowledge and good healtli. All students at Southern are required to take at least one year of health and phys¬ ical education. Physical education students participate in calistlienics. 19