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

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A new language broadened one’s scope Brains began to click as students struggled to understand the different concepts of French, Latin and Span¬ ish. Students learned many times over that certain aspects of a foreign language must be accepted without question. Each student chose a language according to his own interests, as the curriculum offered four years of French and two years of Spanish or Latin. Aiding the students in their spirited search for a universal under¬ standing of foreign countries were Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Dismuke, and Miss Marcom. Miss Marcom Understanding.. Bueno Margie and Debbie exhibited their French projects. Mrs. Nichols Dainty. . Bonjour, class Mrs. Dismuke Easy going.. works hard 12

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of literature and grammer Through English classes,students explored the worlds of Charles Dickens and George Elliot and roamed the seas with Herman Melville. They felt the magic of Shakespeare for the first time as they read Macbeth and Julius Caesar. Poetry became even more meaningful as students read Brown¬ ing and Shelly. Students were taught the fun¬ damentals of the English language, in order to read, write and think more clearly. Mrs. Euliss Devoted to work... outstanding English Teacher Mrs. Fox Annual staff advisor—kind and patient 11

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Math continued to perplex students Mr. Mathis Excellent teacher.. W a k e up, people Mrs. Woody Proficient.. pi e a s i n g personality Southern offered math designed for students interested in college preparatory courses and those in¬ terested in more general math. Col¬ lege bound students selected from three years of algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. Ot h e r students chose either general math or busi¬ ness math. Each had to complete two units of math in order to grad¬ uate. Mr. Rimmer Bashful bachelor. . good sport 13