Walterboro High School - Paw Print / Lair Yearbook (Walterboro, SC)

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ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES The English Department offers to each student of WSHS the opportunity to learn how to use his language well—to speak with assurance, to write with clarity, to read with understanding. Today's world demands facility in communication; the English Department strives to supply this necessary skill to our students. Three foreign languages—Spanish, French, and Latin—give a basis for understanding and appreciof ing civilizations and cultures other than our own. Mrs. M. F. Parker Chairman English and Foreign Language Department Ni t things com rn smatl packages. 24

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FACULTY Mrs. V. vonlohc. English ft. A. Winthrop Collage Mr, L. Buckwalter, Auto Mechanics Mrs. R. Warm, English B. A. Winthrop College Mr. C. Polk, Band ft. S. Newberry College Mrs. D. M. Buckner, Chorus Music ft. A. Brenau College Mrs. C. Robbins, Study Moll

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 ■ , SOCIAL STUDIES An understanding of the past is necessary component of the understanding of our present. Courses in United States and World History seek to fulfill this goal white civics and American government strive to mcrlce our students informed and interested citizens. World geography emphasizes the relationship of man and the earth in various ports of the world. jMit, M, Summon Ck rFJpan SocJoJ S? nefies 0»fWrhn nf MATH The ever-increasing complexity of our civ- ilization makes if imperoh've fhof more people bow more matbemertres, The Mofhemoties Deportment realizes its re- sponsibility in trying to help students meet this challenge. Courses offered by the de- partment include general mathematics, ol- gebro, geometry, and advanced mathe- matics. These are all modern courses. Mrs. M. JoIMS CffDi moj? We-lfcefls lics iPepaiirfjPiifrnS SCIENCE As its tong-range goal, the Science Department at- tempts to inf reduce fhe students to a systematic study of various fields of science, developing both prac- tical skills and theory. The department includes courses in genero science, in biology, and in physical science, which is a basic course for the further ad- vanced studies in chemistry and physics. Mr . M. Lytthfitlif chairman Science Dejjai-fnrenJ1 27