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Ida Bouck Alvin Engel Oscar Lehman Ruby S. Baker Ethel McCabe
Paul S. Nash lrl Fast George Barbour Lillian Clark Clarence Winans
HISTORY DEPARTMENT
History repeats itself!
ODAY, because of present time conditions, a
well-rounded background and knowledge of
history is essential. Right now events are constantly
occurring which will be recorded in the history
books of tomorrow. Vxfhile this is happening, our
efficient staff of instructors help us to learn and to
understand the facts upon which our historical
knowledge is founded. It is believed by the de-
partment that a greater knowledge of our past will
give us a greater understanding of the future.
The department offers courses in Ancient, Medi-
eval, and Modern History in addition to American
History, a year's study of which is required for
graduation. The lessons taught by the periods
here represented should be of great aid in building
a better world after the war. Economics and Social
Problems are also offered by the department. These
subjects help students to a better understanding of
the conditions and problems of our time.
In recent years the department under the able
direction of Mr. Paul Nash has sponsored a special
trip by four deserving and worthy Heights students
to the National Institute at Washington, D. C. This
practice, however, has been suspended for the dura-
tion of the war.
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