Bryan Adams High School - El Conquistador Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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J t X. Your vote is vital, emphasizes Mrs. Little. Discussing CHARLES ABBOTT A. E. CODY FRANK DAVIS SHERRY DURRETT MARION DAVID TIM JIMMY CRISSAFFI HARSTROM HUGHES HUNT Facts And Problems Lively lectures, stimulating speakers, and detailed discussions of past facts, current events, and future problems are techniques used by the History De- partment in its problem-solving approach to the study of history. The staff makes wide use of cur- rent events films, critical reading of current periodi- cals, and emphasizes the responsibility of the citizen to be informed and educated on current problems of the nation and the world. Courses in American, English, and world history, in civics, economics, and problems of democracy are designed to educate students for responsible citizenship. LECTURES, SPEAKERS, PROBLEM SOLVING .W RQ I ' gpm? y A I ..9Q47J .. ir .. :'i WYNELL JONES FACULTY I9

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The woman's p ' 1, Durrett, is . . . oint of view on the economic situation, Mrs. .I X11 Z WE? SUSAN N E STARLING EDWIN WAITS N, me ,o.o.i, T i,.o ,I to , I .oi 1 iiiii 1 fini' I And I promise if I am elected President Remember for a thinking man's views-vote for Hughes! ALICE WEIMERS TALMADGE WHITE J. B. WILSON RALPH ZEITZ K-...Q . 'if I I he ' V .i 1 T r Eg, Q A W' Xt ---' A x , -. -- I--.N - I , sr 'I ' W' 2 ' S WN S WN Mr. Davis administers an oral pop quiz. FACULTY 2l