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TRAINED FOR TOMORROW'S LIFE 144, ' Q f - Q -'AL N-LL. ' A I sss I V :Ag ---' 5 - - . 'Y Mr. Sharpe Marshall Mr. William Murphey Mr. Wallace Spencer American Problems American Problems American Problems MR. SPENCER CONTINUED SECOND YEAR AS INSTRUCTOR OF SEMINAR CLASS Mr. S encer's seminar class limited to twent seniors P 7 a explored the various facets of government with a depth not possible in larger classes. Intensive reading, lectures, and discussions allowed exhaustive stud in several sub'ects. Y J If this is politics, then I'm for Goldwater, comments Mr. Spencer to his first period seminar class. Mr. John Strell Social Studies I Q Mr. Harold Wayte United States History
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fz.. W GEOGRAPHY. HISTORY, PROBLEMS Social Studies, like English, is required all four years at Amphi. Everyone must study about the world and its prob- lems, its geography, and its history. Freshmen concentrate on world geography while the Sophomores contemplate the history of prehistoric to present day events. Juniors learn about our country's past, starting n K .dw- Mr. Maurice Brantley fem i 4- . United States History '1 16 0. iil if. I., 12 R . ii? -Q. W it 'fs ml X513 yi.,-. 34 1. e. QW: Q, . 5' 3? .. X as iris W 'Q it -Q it i Q. R at , with the Spanish explorations and elimaxed with the battles of World War ll. Seniors study the problems of every day life, such as social problems and marriage. Social Studies can be beneficial, and although some of the teachers seem to assign too much homework, they are pre- paring us to understand ,our world better. HOW AN OF The New! V QI? ii 1 y 512.111 . ' 1 S E Ei Q it we-'4 'Ai Mr. Robert Colwell 'SListen, students. this is China, says Tony Yocum This is how a law is madef' explains Mr. Murphey United States History to her U.S. History class as she discusses the Far East. to his American Problems class. ,. e ... V, . . A in wk, 'gf I, . XWLW V A.. .fbi 3. Y 5 -'5 ' f ri.eeer . M .,.. . pp .f A S Mr. C. R. De Pascal Mr. Merle Effing Mr. Otto Lammers American Problems Social Studies World History
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STUDENTS ACQUIRED A WEALTH wi rg I 3 X X 5 Mr. Orlean Cayou Mr. Clifford Haugh Mr. Thomas J0rClHI1 General Math UICSM A12ebfa'Ge0mCUY in film X 'One thing I know for sure: my name is right, exclaims Melvin Boyer. A+B:Confusion,,' says Pam Wilford in her first year Algebra class.
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