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me ww, m page me p tiff-a E rw WI' A Through Social Science students are developing universal knowledge and interests which will be all-important in successful post-war planning . . . lll The four freedoms, their background and potentialities, are important factors to boys and girls in their study of Government. . .l2l Sociology students observe class differentiation, standards of living, and opportunities in the American way of life . . . l3l South of the border are centered the interests of students as they study the history and peoples of Latin America . . . l4l Heading the Social Science department is Mr. O. S. Flick . . . l5l In Economics study centers around fluctuating business conditions in relation to the war effort and to post-war economic conditions.
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wcfdbwacl With Victory and Peace must also come communication and understanding among the world's citizens. A knowledge of mod- ern languages will help promote this new world citizenship, while the study of Latin will keep alive the culture ofthe past . . . lil Explaining the Italian posters to an interested class is Miss Grace Emery, head of the Latin department . . . l2l Knowledge ofthe arts, as well as the language, oFFers one of the closest bonds between the Good Neighbors. . . . l3l Important at present for military purposes, German will be vital after the war in promoting trade and improving international relationships . . . l4l Mr. Charles C. Martin, head of the Modern Language department, explains the Alliance Francaise medal to his ad- vanced French class . . . l5l Conversational Spanish introduces the pupil to the lan- guage and customs of Spanish-speaking countries.
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D1 54 Because mathematics is needed in every branch of the Armed Forces and in the rebuilding of nations, pupils who take math courses at Tech will be well prepared for the future . . . lil For proficiency in mathematics, senior boys work problems in War Arithmetic . . . l2l Knowledge of the geometry of spheres, which is necessary in all branches of engineering and navigation, is taught in Solid Geometry . . . l3l Seeing stars from the Tech campus are pupils of astronomy who may be future navigators on the sea and in the air . . . l4l Often found in conference with students is Mr. A. M. Welchons, head of the department . . . l5l Modern technology and military and naval tactics demand a knowledge of trigonometry.
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