William Campbell High School - General Yearbook (Naruna, VA)

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College Bound Students Study Higher Math GEOMETRY In Mrs. Pauline Ma r s hall' s geometry class Brenda Davis shows students Brenda Marston, Gary Will i a m s , and Phillip Morris how to draw figures in a bisector, a perpendicular bisector, and a perpen- dicular to a given s e g m e nt . Plane and solid geometry are taught simultaneously. CONSUMER MATH Mr. J. K. Swisher listens to Gary Fariss, Steve Arthur, Kenny Holt, Barbara Conn- elly and Nita Pruitt while they are dis- cussinga problem in consumer math which is a new class in the school curriculum this year. MATH 12 Guy Mo s eb ro ok and Frances Phillips assemble data to sketch the graph of an equation of higher degree. Mrs. Pauline Marshall is the teacher of this class.

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Everyday Problems Are Solved In Math 3 a MATH 9 Mr. Edward Kell explains an interest problem with Danny Kerr pointing out the steps to Linda Hendren and Thomas Wade. 4' MATH 8 Marie Hill, Nancy Lee, and Ann Moorefield practice some exercises on using common fractions in measurement. Mrs. Dorothy Fore answers questions for Dennis Laugh- lin, Barry Brown, Daryl Mit c h e 11 , and Junior Monroe as they draw 24-hour clocks for class study. ALGEBRA I Robert Yoder explains a problem to Linda Elder, Rodney Griffith and Leslie Daniel in Mr. Jim Swisher's algebra class.

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Social Studies Promote World Understanding ld.. GEOGRAPHY Linda Elder and Tommy Guthrie listen to their teacher Mrs. Christine Crabtree as she points out different locations on the map to Kitty Arrowood, David Burch, Gene Poe, Susie Carr, and Em Harper. . CIVICS 8 Joe Shepherd, Margaret Gowen, Steve Godsey, Catherine Reid, Sandra Sheriff, Henry Hamlett, and Henry Lee Stevens are making a detailed study of the U. S. Constitution with the assistance of their teacher Mr. Kenneth Booth. 1lWllZIlWl WORLD HISTORY Tony Johnson, Pat Haley, Richard Hend- ricks, and Carolyn Clark are handing in their test papers to Mr. Fred Mitchell.