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

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In the Foreign Language Depart- ment, Spanish students are able to take Spanish I and II. Latin students are offered Latin I, II, and III, and students can enjoy French on all four levels. Learning foreign languages can be fun. Verb races, songs, and cook- ing meals break the monotony of everyday classes. Foreign languages are im- portant because they afford us the opportunity to immerse ourselves in another man's culture. Only through others can one know and appreciate his place in the vvorId's great scheme. Mrs. Ioyce Lewis Above, left to right: Mrs. Ioyce Levvis, English I 84 III, Spanish I 84 II, Mrs. Sandra Miller, English I, II, III, 84 IV, Mrs. Ruby Sanders, English II 84 IV, Mrs. Barbara Sells, English I. Engl ish!Languages f 25

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To communicate effectively in a society requires a standard lan- guage. The English Department teaches us the basics of the Ian- guage, vocabulary, reading skills, and writing techniques. Vocabulary workbooks, films, records, and texts are used in the classes for a better understanding of our literature and language. English teachers accept the primary responsibility for de- veloping a student's compe- tence in reading, for teaching the essential skills for his pre- paring interesting, clear, and coherent compositions, and for helping him to become an effective speaker and lis- tener. Mrs. Barbara Sells li...- Above, left to right: Mrs. Deborah Barden, English II, Latin I, II, 84 III, Mr. john Cullers, English III 84 IV, speechfdramag Mrs. Barbara Feems- ter, English I 84 II, Mrs. Catherine Hodges, French I, II, III, 81 IV, de- partment chairman, Miss Hilda Lee, English III, journalism, department chairman. 24!EfIgllSl'Ifl.Ell1gU3gGS

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C 1 I, Science teaches students an awareness of life. Our science teachers have established a way of experimentation in their classes to probe the questions of life. More important is to find the answers to the vast understanding of man and his environment. To discover without seeking is difficult and rare, but if one seeks, it is frequent and easy, if, however, one does not know how to seek, discovery is impossible. Science does not offer solutions to all prob- lems, but its method can be applied to all situations. Mr. Frederick Barden Above, left to right: Mr. Fred Bar- den, physical science, chemistry, physics, Miss Nancy Drye, physical science, Miss Elizabeth Hartsell, bi- ology, Mrs. Norma Koch, biology, department chairman. 2sfScience