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

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X '. 4, in Kvff t ' .WW Mi 1. 1--1 r F ..4-so Q- in Dissecting frogs, writing formulas, and combining chemicals required concentration, logic, and common sense. Lab was never dull. We were either boiling solutions, identifying chemicals, or cleaning up the lab desks. When we dissected frogs, we had to be careful not to cut something that might give us five extra points. Writing formulas was tricky. We had to be sure that we were using the right chemical symbol. fAbove, left to rightj Mr. Fred Barden, Chemistry, Project Phys- ics, Miss Elizabeth Hartsell, Physical Science, Biology, Mrs. Norma Koch, Biology. r MM' Science 123

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Digi N L 1 at ,M,,,...q Z.. ,. The problems were-n't always easy to solve. The answers were sometimes wrong because we added 9 + 8 and came up with 18. A small mistake like that and we would have to start all over again, It was frustrating, but it was an interesting challenge. We learned to think things through and to reason, not guess. tClockwise, beginning top lefty Mr. Bill Wilkins, Geometry, Con- sumer Mathg Mr. Bryant Ford, Geometry, General Mathg Mrs. Diane Hankins, Algebra I, General Nlathg Mrs. Yvonne Allen, Al- gebra II, Advanced Math.

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X I ' ' 512f..,f521:-' 3 J -. fl-'TJ' f , kv 1 .. :w I 9ciUfb0090iN ,f S-.5 Quick fingers and a good eye for mistakes helped in Typing I and Il. These tvvo assets plus many more were essential. In DE., we learned the responsibilities of having our own job. Leaving school early to go to work proved to be more than just a privilege. tAbove, top to bottoml Mrs. Mary L. Harper, Office Occupa- tions, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Data Processing, Mrs. Gladys lngram, Typing I and ll, Basic Business, Miss Betty Hayes, Ca- reers in Distribution, Marketing, Sales and Advertising, Co-op D.E, Business and Distributive Education