New Haven High School - Mirage Yearbook (New Haven, IN)

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Miss Bower ' s governm cedures of our governn as they study the pn In government classes we were taught the three branches of the federal government and their functions. World situations existing from the Stone Age to the present were studied by the students of world history. U.S. history students were taught the growth of America from the day Columbus landed to the present day and age. They learned of the. work and the dangers that faced their ancestors of long ago. Owv KutoMcp ofy Uo (mifiiyvbdjl Mr. Beugnot, Miss Leuenberger, Miss Bower, Mr. Frock, and Mr. Howard are shown as they dis- cuss their problems of the So- cial Studies Department.

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Miss White, Miss Burke, Mrs. Rogers and Mr. Luttman seem to be discussing future banquet plans. Rw tgw Languages omAj Social SWies BtWew Foreign languages are necessary in this day of world controversy and of the jet age. They prepare us for better foreign relations in the future. In addition to the languages themselves, the customs, histories, people, and geographies of France, Germany, and the ancient Roman Empire were studied. All of these things gave the students a back- ground and environment in which to study their particular language. They also worked on their projects, which were displayed throughout the year. ustrating her skill of writing the French Compliments of PAGODA INN on U.S. 30 East Ft. Wayne, Indiana

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i Mr. Downey, Mr. Oberlin, Mrs. West, and Mr. Stebing ore shown demonstrating a few of the facility that are available in the Business Department. fw BuStwfiSS - CpW OmAj Students of the bookkeeping class are shown as they work diligently with business transactions to prepare profit and loss statements for business enterprises. BLACKWELL ' S DEPARTMENT STORE New Haven, Indiana W-1912 Ready to Wear-Shoes-Floor Coverings-Furnitur % T