Parkland High School - Spectatus Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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Social Studies students took trips to City Hall, the Hall of justice, and Reynolda House to enrich their courses in Twentieth Century America, Humanities, Economics, Biblical History, Contemporary American Society, American Studies, and State and Local Government. The students studied in depth the justice and values in their nation and the world. ' . f ts ' ? 11 Social Studies students learn the techniques of writing footnotes for term papers, 2! Brian Markland and Steve Spaugh take notes in the History Resource Center, 3! Phillip Shuford works on a research paper for American Seminar. B s 20 f Social Studies

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Mr. Doug Benefield helps Cheryl Canter solve a problem in Algebra ll. Ms. Rachel Campbell's Math IV and V class enjoys a lighter moment. james Bowers and Brenda Terry lis- ten to Ms. Rachel Campbell's lecture in Algebra Ill. In an Algebra ll class, Mr. Doug Ben- field gives notes. L...... 'KM It is another step away to the future ahead. janet Tolley The instructors Doug Benfield, Brantly Park and Rachel Campbell helped to develop skills in working with equations, algebraic manipulation, the geometric system, distance, graphs, logarithms and more. The courses offered were General Math lll, Algebra I, ll and lll, Geometry and Math IV and V. 5 I . 4 , 3' Mm, In ' v r it T ' , r 11 L ,,'i l ,, Vc.Zg,. Z5 ,,,,- J if Math! 21