Neville High School - Monroyan Yearbook (Monroe, LA)

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world problems. 1 . l ffe .f ' Mr. Turner asks Jack Green to find an answer in the book, and Walter Leonard tries Looking over an article on Cuba in the U.S. News and World Report, are Mrs. Bauer and Sage Redding, a sfudent in the Problems of Democracy class. To see, Too s Q 'mfrzrvzezeznrwwxf ,

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ilk ii ' 'V E , s my L 1. - 2- Wifi f jfssmw WJ ky:A 1 f Mrs. Eileen H. Baur Mrs. Patsy-liing L Mr. John W. Turner advances understanding of Ot course the Declaration ot Independ- Ray Harvey, Al McDutf, Donna Lomax, Jan Lanier, Kenny Duncan, Ronnie ence Was Signed in 177611, explains Mrs. Danna-all students in World History. Mrs. King helps Marilyn Daigle with her notes, Eileen Baur. All juniors are required to take this and they are encouraged to take a supplementary course in World His- tory. Problems of Democracy deals with the maior complexities of the U. S. and attempts to find its own solution ot such political questions as Should the United States recognize Red China? Civics is also required of all students. MRS. EILEEN H. BAUER: M.A., Louisiana Poly- technic Institute. American History, American Gov- ernment. MRS. PATSY KING: B.A., Northeast Louisiana State College. Civics. Tigerettes. MR. JOHN W. TURNER: B.A., Northeast Louisiana State College. Civics, Printing Department. Social Studies . . .

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Mrs. Bernice Hickman Miss Marianna Johnson Mr. Larry Reeves Barbara Buckner notices that she lust made one and one add up to tour. Diane West works To complete a practice set in bookkeeping. Commerce . . . prepares us for positions CGMMERCE The chimes of business machines and clicking of typevvriters are not uncommon in the regular day of study in the commerce department. Whether shorthand, typing, Bookkeeping, or clerical practice is the choice, the graduate goes on to college or career well prepared for vvhat- ever awaits him. MRS. BERNICE HICKMAN: B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, M.B.E., University of Mississippi. Shorthand, Typewriting. MISS MARIANNA JOHNSON: B.S., Louisiana Poly- technic Institute, M.E.B., University of Mississippi. Typewriting, Bookkeeping, General Mathematics. MR. LARRY REEVES: B.S., Northwestern State College. Typewriting, Clerical Practice, Physical Education.