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Being a student in a Famous Americans class meant writing many papers. Various projects of social studies students were displayed throughout the school. Tomorrow’s answers in yesterday and today Showing a deep concern in the world, many students worked together to improve their environment. In addi¬ tion to the annual civics class drive for a needy family, this Christmas the classes in American problems raised money for the one hundred neediest families in the area, a fund sponsored by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Money came from bake sales, a volleyball marathon lasting ten hours, and a ballon-blowing contest. They solved at least one small problem by donating a total of four hundred dollars to the lund. Studying with the use of head phones were Mike Knave, Wade Wilkin, and Bill Hoffeditz. Social Studies 19
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Civics classes were marked by the traditional newscast, done here by Kathy Jordon. Social studies helped us to meet and deal with personal and social adjustment. In freshman civics and senior government courses we learned about the democratic processes. Juniors had a choice of ten-week history courses, ranging from colonial life to nuclear age. Upperclassmen studied the be¬ havior of society and of man as an individual in sociology and psychology. 18 Social Stuilies
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French students Vicki Russel, Anne Suppiger, and Sue Roberts displayed their acting and speaking abilities by performing skits before the class. Third year Spanish students concentrated on a new area of study, the country and its people. German, Fiench and Spanish students celebrated Mardi Gras. A variety of choices in any language Parlez-vous francais? Sprechen Sie Deutsch? Habla usted cspanol? or maybe Latin? Learning to speak the language was only one aspect of our foreign language classes. Studies also involved the people and their cul¬ ture. This knowledge was gained through field trips, films, and camping trips. Learning through the posters they made, Latin students furthered their knowledge of the language. 20 Foreign Language
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