Southern High School - Southerner Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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SCENE I GENERAL HUMAN RELATIONS The valuable lesson of knowing yourself through personal analysis was taught in this class. Our interests and abilities were discovered for the purpose of future planning to make us better citizens of tomorrow. COUNSELING Individual counseling service was available to all stu- dents. Test results and future plans were discussed with the counselor. Page Twenty .. SOCIOLOGY All aspects of group living were discussed in sociology. Reports, projects, and visiting speakers added variety to the class.

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CHEMISTRY Through Chemistry students have developed an appreciation of the part chemistry plays in our world along with developing the ability to reason scientifically. Through labs, class discussion, and lectures, scientific principles and their applications were brought out. Individual work for the more interested and able students was provided and the better students served as lab assistants. BIOLOGY The class found interest in making collections of insects, shells, mosses, fungi, leaves, and other biological specimens which attracted students and parents to our varied window displays. The aquarium, the terrarium and bulletin boards helped to make biology more meaningful. All sophomores study biology. l Page Nineteen

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BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION SENIOR SCIENCE Sportsmanship, cooperation, and fair team play Senior science is an elective for those interested is Stressed to the freshmen b0y5 by their coach. in advanced general science. Research projects The boys were taught basic skills and knowledge Un a5U'0U0nW, atomic 'enefgh and COHSHVBUUD of various sports. I were included in the course. DRIVER EDUCATION Driver Education consists of classroom instruction and practice driving instruction, provided for the purpose of helping students learn to use motor vehicles safely and efficiently. This is an elective open to all students. D--- 'T' ,,,, .