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

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Students explored the unknown through participation Miss Brown: Dedicated teacher. .Keeps early study hall Southern ' s students were taught science through participating and experimenting. They discussed radi¬ ation and the atomic theory in phys¬ ical science. Drawing leaves and carrots, and disecting frogs and earth worms were all a part of learning the make-up of things through biology. Chemistry and physics carried them into the very depths of life. They experimented vith gases and learned the intricate patterns of molecules. When they finished the courses they found that they were up to date in the new scientific world. 15

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History revealed the past and the present Through history, students re¬ lived the events from man ' s earliest civilizations to the complex govern¬ ment of the modern world. Students rediscovered new pride in our coun¬ try through U. S. history and civics, while economics relayed the ideas of our social system. World history brought students through the ages of Hippocrates to Kennedy. Each left class with a better understanding of the world and its problems. Mrs. Jarvis: Boot girl sponsor. .Vivacious Mrs. Davis Co-operative. .Likes juniors Mr. Primm Shows films. . Nice 14

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Music resounded Southern Spirit Round notes, flat notes, and sour notes all resounded from South¬ ern ' s new music department as Miss Cantrell and Mr. Rhodes directed our Glee Club and Band. Some students found time to exercise their vocal chords in chorus I, while others learned the basics of the musical world in general music and band. Miss Cantrell reherses with one of her classes before the Glee Club concert Miss Cantrell Lovely voice, .advises Belles and Sons Mr. Rhodes Excellent violinist, .versatile musi¬ cian 16