Wade Hampton Academy - Rebel Yearbook (Orangeburg, SC)

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Students Probe Math and Science Students learned how to think by analyzing linear equations and complicated numerical prob- lems in math classes. Algebra classes grasped the meaning of quadratic relations while geome- try students applied the Pytha- gorean theorem in rigorous proofs. College math and calcu- lus classes prepared seniors for higher math. The science laboratory pro- vided materials necessary for experimentation by students in biology, chemistry, and physics. Science courses challenged stu- dents to discover the particles of matter that comprise everyday substances. MRS. JOYCE BROOKS: Physics; Chemistry; Advanced Chemistry; Life Science; Science Club; 12th. MRS. ROSALIND CARSON: Alge- bra I; Pre-Algebra; 11th. MRS. KAREN GRUBBS: Biology; Science Club; 8th. MRS. CAROLYN HAY: Department Head; Algebra I, II; College Math; Calculus; 11th. 22

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MRS. MAUD KISSAM: Department Head; Latin I, II; English 7; Latin Club; REBEL; 8th. MISS KAREN LUHRS: French I, II, III; Vocabulary Building; French Club; Cheerleaders; IOth. MRS. MARJORIE CANTLEY: Spanish I, II, III; English 7; Spanish Club; 11th. 4. 21

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1. In a biology lab, Mrs. Grubbs shows slides to her class. 2. At break, Beth Johnson relaxes in Mrs, Shuler’s room. 2. MRS. KAREN McLAUREN: Algebra II, III. MRS. FRANCES RAST: Department Head; Physical Science; Science 8; Cheerleaders; 8th. MRS. DOROTHY ROBINSON: Math 8; 7th. MRS. SUSAN WOODARD: Psychol- ogy; Math 7; Pep Club; 10th. £ {l 23