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Lisa Danielson, Amy Laviolette and Gene Hardy listen intently in U.S. history honors class as Dave Martin lectures. L ' Congressman Hank Brovim speaks with seniors on govemment issues on his visit to Estes Park High School. H , , Skt .iz Q is U Qitggx A W 34. f t Q ft is 5 - S X Q f img: K A 5 X iii 1 3 t es: mail swam r rrrr. . - ' QQQ- f ,.-. 0 . of rrr. .. H . F , g ....,., , -' ,,-- ....., . . . r ..., I t Testing their taste buds Sonja Peterson and Jon Johns sample different sodas in con- Watching closely, John Wisner views a film on war in U.S. history as Don Magnuson stands sumer education. in the back of the room. 8 Social studies
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Students in English Ill Honors class take a break while climbing the East Pawnee Butte during the annual Centennial field trip. English ll students Dan Brooks, Glenn Gilbert and Mike Raybourn work on an events chart detailing the book I am the Cheese. While taking a break from reading, Deena Collingham finds time to flash a smile. Junior Kelly Bail talks about her sister while giving a speech. English 7
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' -' ' H Lv Listening and leaming Ken Lynch, Lisa Lorman, Lauren Anderson, Renee Martin and Kim Derlaan watch a city worker explain Estes Parks' power plant. Social studies meets requirements In the social studies depart- ment students had several classes that could be chosen to fulfill their requirements and satisfy their in- terests. Juniors enrolled in cultures class, which led them on their annual Centennial field trip. This was their seventh year to make this historic field trip. Students also enrolled in the class geography of the Americas, where they learned the detailed study of both North and South America, and became familiar with the country they live in and also with South American peoples. Charles Whiting and Dave Martin instructed consumer edu- cation, which taught students how to become wise consumers and business persons. Students were taught how to shop for quality, price and service when purchasing a house, food and cars. Psychology was once again a popular course for juniors and seniors. ln this class they leamed about the human mind and how it operates. Seniors took American Gov- ernment as their last requirement. They learned about the Federal govemment and its three branches. They also learned about the nomination and elective process, civil liberties and civil rights. Social studies 9
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