Harrison High School - Panther Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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Applying theatrical make-up is an important ingredient in the understanding of the theatre. Chris Williams attempts to change youthful Al Warner into an elderly man as an assignment in Dramatic Literature. E 4' ABOVE. Kerry Larson is abducted by an uniden- tified actress during Dramatic Literature. RIGHT. The Image of Nlan through literature was the basis for English Literature. Mrs. Anne Larson explains the duplicity of man to a questioning student.

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Students were challenged to an elective program of courses within the history and social studies department, which presented a totally revamped curriculum this year. World history and U.S. history now divided into three-semester pro- grams, were selected by students accor- ding to their particular interest. Classes in psychology and senior problems pro- students with the opportunity to personality formation and per- vided study sonal, family, and community relation- ships. Social Studies Invite Student Judy Hunt reviews her psychology test before handing it in. ABOVE. Studying world history is mandatory for sophomores. Mr. Michael Borns lectures on an important event. RIGHT. A relatively new course, Senior Problems, involves the writing of numerous themes. Jayne Veteto elaborates on the art of dating.