Springfield Senior High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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a ticket to the Past and the Present .rw- l mi - A51512- 'x X 'hs-,N Sggldllfllf f X X -MX if ,,,, Top: Several Senior students study The Arnerican's Creed in one of Mr. Brickman's classes in American Government. Middle: A group of teachers of Social Living look over some new material for their classes. Bottom: One of Mr. Vance's World History classes participates in a panel discussion based on a topic of international interest.

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Q,-1. SOCIAL SCIENCE . S. The Social Science department points the way to better living relations. Many classes are included in this department - geog- raphy, history, government, economics psychology, sociology, social living, and driving. We learn about our neighbors, our ances- tors, our government, our business, and ourselves. These subiects will help us along the road through life. They lead us to better understanding, a vital factor in modern living. .lg-xg gxgg x - ,fx ,457 A. Y :gf - f- T 33322 Top: Franz Brickman, Charles Milligan, Lowell Storm, and Carl Reardon. Second: Lewis Lewis, Ralph Thornburg, Oliver Matheny Russell Evans, and Ruth Ackerson. Third: Calvin Vance, Don Ward, and Helen Rogers. Fourth: William Clauss, Ray Pepper, and Agnes Henderson Fifth: Russell Larsen.

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Photographed during a laboratory period are Joe Schutte, Lois Peake, Doug Miranda, Keith Acles, Wesley Ault, and Joyce Caudill, No one can understand his world or live intelligently in it without some knowledge of biology and physi- ology. With a staff of teachers whose interest in their subiect never fails and a wide range of teaching aids, the students of SHS find themselves fascinated by both subiects. We caught John Blackwood and James McGowan gossiping between classes, -7 Q Pictured examining some new plants are C J Kaufman and Gladys Leatherman. SCIENCE Examining Zeke the Skeleton are Rosemary Detrick, Bettina Roberts Judy Dobbins, June Trumbo, and Nancy Dennis. .1 -k A- -'C N'-1