West Rowan High School - West Wind Yearbook (Mount Ulla, NC)

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Moth Employs Methods Of Reasoning The Mathematics Department prepares prospec- tive college students by offering these courses: Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Advanc- ed Algebra. It offers a special course in gen- eral mathematics for those who need an under- standing of practical math and its usage through everyday application. All these courses pro- vice the background for any mathematical pur- suit. Mr. Walton and Mrs. Young make use of the blackboard to explain principles of mathematics. s MATH CLUB FIRST ROW: Officers: Marty Sedberry, President, John Hall, Vice-President: Jan Dagenhart, Secretary- Treasurerg Mrs. Young, Mr. Walton, Advisors. SECOND ROW: D. Ligon, F. Williams, M. Casteen, R. Keeler, R. Williams, G. Pinkston, E. Ellis, J. McAllister. THIRD ROW: R. Simmerson, B. Etheridge, J. Hall, S. Davis, J. Broadway, T. Summey, R. Moore, B. Harrison, A. Belk, B. Swearingen. FOURTH ROW: J. Miller,D. Moore,S. T. Kennedy, P. Harrison, E. Hewitt, M. Davis, K. Smith, A. Barnette. FIFTH ROW: K. Eanes, P. Tao, C. West, T. Womble, T. Etheridge, L. Campbell.

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One of the major productions of the drama class was the presentation of Eight Women and A Ghost. New Courses Gpen Mrs. Tarlton, instructor of drama and speech, performs the duties of a homeroom teacher. Avenues of Learning Jim and Pat give a required report for the unit of Mrs. Hazel Hall assists Englishteachers by grad- French literature. ing papers. f if x ,H ' ' wrists if. n - f, 'ilsnfsi 'NNNK ' .. ' ' V ,wws 23

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SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: Officers: Mrs. Grissett,Advis0rgWells Hall, President: Danny Bailey, Vice President, Doris Smith, Secretary, Butch Young, Treasurerg Johnny Morgan, Reporter. SECOND ROW: C. Rape, K. Sloop, W. Christie, M. Wetmore, D. Perigo, B. Faison, A. Archie, A. Smith, L. Corriher, V. Davis, M. Watson, B. Harrison. THIRD ROW: C. Humphrey, M. Casteen, R. Williams, D. Hall, B. Poston, C. West, M. Myers, J. Hall, C. Culp, B. Etheridge, S. Davis, S. Owens. FOURTH ROW: B. Morrison, T. Etheridge, M. Ellis, T. Redden, R. Graham, T. Pence, T. Lowrance, K. Redden, E. Hall, J. McAllister, P. Graham, L. Camp- bell. FIFTH ROW: G. Harrison, J. Cress, A. Lowrance, P. Dennis, S. T. Kennedy, L. Morgan, T. Summey, M. Brown, C. Childs, M. Rex, S. Pryor, D. Graham, G. Martin. SIXTH ROW: M. West, R. Cannon, P. Harrison, S. Sigmon, R. Brown, E. Hewitt, L. Belk, J. Kepley, A. Bost, A. Graham, J. Kinley. SEVENTH ROW: J. Fero, B. Godwin, D. Wood, J. Nail, B. Cheves, M. Jones, G. Pinkston, P. Kerr. Science Offers Challenge to Explore The Unknown The West Rowan Science Department has received recognition through the years for its outstanding achievements. The curriculum includes five courses: General Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Advanced Biology. Each of these courses is taught in fully-equipped laboratories which enable the students to understand the com- plexities of modern science. Many students were rewarded for their hard work this year in science Pam and Elaine prepare slides for observation. c0mpetiti0n - Slide rules enable students to computate more accurately.