East Central High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Classroom Quests Election year '68 was a high point of inter- est for Social Studies teachers as they continued to stress a good, well-informed citizenship in turbulent times. ln addition to history and government classes, the staff introduced two new sociology courses, the aim of which is to seek solu- tions to social problems that plague con- temporary society: civil strife and urban renewal. Under the guidance of Mr. O. D. Bell, department chairman, staff mem- bers directed studies which covered open housing, minority problems, primaries, general elections, political conventions, the electoral college, and voting age surveys. Social Studies Relates our lives to a broad heritage. V 33, is f , x .W ig N L .. lg .Q uf , 'Q 12 ,Qi T , J' . .q w ' Qayfqi X W Ell a 'W Y, FEV!!! a M '53 is ,cg 5,37 ,:::,5::: f v-it :fm ,, gglsr. ,'a,sf4f.l,!-3-fm! I Z . .. . ... 3' 1'-.mfs-f iff, viwszzxfrfzr-IQ? , f O,D, Bell Charles Clevenger Eddie Dyer Richard Going Wilma Millier Bill Stephens J.C, Stubbs Jim Wagoner Wesley White

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