West Montgomery High School - Warrior Yearbook (Mount Gilead, NC)

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Living Drganisms, Vital Processes Time And Space Are Basics Receptive minds enrolled in the Science Department attempt to master the infinite odds and ends of the science world. The basic theories and processes dis- cussed in physical science classes are helpful in the more advanced study. Dissecting a frog and construct- ing projects are controversial elements of the biology courses. Chemistry classes try various recipes in laboratory work hoping for the desired result instead of a strong acid or poison, The thud of falling objects may be heard at times in the physics lab. Both chemis- try and physics make use of almost all previously acquired knowledge, as students strain to remember For The Sciences Mr. Jerry Daniel tbelow lefty explains basics of science to his physical science class. Mrs. Norma Koch ibelow righti in- structs for students in the particulars of biology before they begin microscopic study and dissection. Mr. Fred Barden and combine it with new theories. ftop for rightl contemplates a formula as he prepares to illustrate it. Mrs. Jano Daniel tbottom far righti reviews some properties of the physical world for science students.

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HX Miss Annette Lowder ftop leftj reviews keyboard layout for typ- ing students. Mrs. Agnes Ingram fabovey prepares students for family living in home economics and family life classes. Mr, Wil- lie Young fabove left centerl checks the accuracy of carpentry work. Miss Ellen Skinner lrighty 30 operates one of the many office machines available. Mr. Sidney Fields ttop right centerl attracts interest in agricultural vocations. Miss Mary Burns fbottom right centerl helps home economics students attain skill at house- keeping duties. Carpentr To T ping,