Mount Carmel High School - Zelo Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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SELF EXPRESSION IS THE KEY T0 INSIGHT K. ,- . -, 51 .Q Ms. Georganne Greene Mrs. Cindy Ohlenforst The English department offers many open roads through tomorrow. Whether it be a list of words to learn or reading The Bell jar, students begin to feel an awareness through these things. Field Trips add a wide variety to many adven- tures. Today we can grow and expand our mind to many different things.

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PAST PRESENT A D FUTURE ALL IN ONE BELOW: Miss Linda Croto Mr. John Carr 5 . ' I -.. . I , ,, .. . . ' f I EEEE . . wiv fn.. ' f L : . 11' 'N EENE V , .. ,. ES What does the Eighteenth Amendment, the Spanish-American War and Custer's Last Stand have in common. The same thing that Fr. Foster, Miss Firsching, Miss Croto and Mr. Carr do- History. LEFT PAGE: TOP: Fr. Foster, the History Dept. Chairman worked at the top and the bottom. Freshmen learned American History and Seniors, Advanced American Government. NHD LT: With sponsor, Miss Carol Firsching, four Mt. Carmel seniors took part in the 1975 close-Up Trip. K. Alexander, S. Stehling, G. Fitzpatrick and A. Kolaski witnessed the White House, Capitol and sat in on Senate conferences. MID RT: American Government was taught by Miss Firsching. This course explained such things as the Presidency and the Amendments to our Constitution. RIGHT PAGE: TOP: The new teacher in the History Department was Miss Linda Croto who taught both Amer- ican History I and III. BOTTOM: Filling out the department was Mr. john Carr. Term papers and deep discussions were per- tinent in his class.

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At Carmel, there 1S more of one on one rela tionships between teachers and students wh1ch creates more of a Iearmng atmosphere Classes erestmg, wh1ch holds the attent1on of are int everyo