Three Rivers High School - Reflector Yearbook (Three Rivers, MI)

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Margaret Morey, Phyllis Agosti, Arthur F. Miller Social Studies Department Strives for Improvement The history rooms have more atmosphere than any other rooms in the school! Stepping inside the rooms students and visitors alike can easily sense history — past and present. Six-weeks and semester projects fill the shelves around the map-covered rooms. This historical atmosphere and the addition this year of many more visual aids create within the student an awareness of his past and his responsibility in shaping the future. Several new subjects are offered by the History Department this year. A ninth grade social studies class is exploring the person: as an individual and in relation to his community, state, nation, and the world. Seniors are required to have a combination of U.S. Government and Economics the first semester and are offered a choice of psychology, sociology, or inter- national relations for the latter half of the year. The department as a whole is constantly chang- ing, experimenting, and developing new ideas to keep in pace with the times to allow each student to develop into an effective citizen. The Middle Ages are brought to life, as Doyle Fuelling displays his project of miniature knights.

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Larry Haan Communication Sl ills an d Litef ly Appreciation Susan Coultes, Ernestine Locke, David McNeill. kills and Liter P- 23

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Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears . says Greg Martin to his World History class. by the Addition of New Courses and Visual Aids Terry Wills, Gretchen Stuckey, George Reynolds