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Caribe Club member Leslie Marek finds out what its like to teach.
CARIBE CLUB MEMBERS TAKE OVER
SOCIAL SCIENCE CLASSES FOR HALF A DAY
lf a CHS student is interested in taking social science classes, he has many courses to choose from. In the seventh grade,
students start their social science education by taking world geography. In the eighth grade U.S. history is offered. Freshmen
may study world geographyg sophomores, world history, juniors, U.S. history, and seniors, American institutions. A seventh
period class on Latin America is being taught by Mr. Gregg. CHS has the right materials and a fine staff of social science
teachers to give the students the best possible education in the world around them.
Some of the objectives of the Social Science Department are: helping the pupil acquire the knowledge of our social, economic,
and political inheritanceg helping him recognize the
Club member Vicki Kaufer appears to enjoy teaching social studies. PI'0blems Present in these areas today: and helping
him develop a respect for the worth and the rights
Aii: I of all individuals.
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To meet the goals of the department the pupil
not only studies a basic text but is exposed to cur-
rent student publications and appropriate motion
picture films. He is also required to do outside
reading, reports, and projects.
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