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anded courses Change was evident in the class- room scene. For the first time a significant number of Highland students attended the Anderson Area Vocational School in addi- tion to their academic studies at Highland. The Social Studies Depart- ment revamped the American Problems and Government courses to provide students with a wider choice in their senior cmriculum. Five one-semester courses were offered under the title of American Problems. These were International Rela- tions, Sociologty, Psychology, Economics, an Government. Seniors were required to take government and another semes- ter course of their choosing. In the past, government and eco- nomics were required. American Problems was an extra social studies course which combined a study of sociology, psychology and current events. 8 Opening reflect change Boys in grades 7-10 were seen crossing the rear drive to the ath- letic field house to attend their health classes. This helped in re- lieving the congested classroom problem. The business department of- fered two new courses with all students, other than the business magor, in mind. Personal typing an notehand were offered on a one-semester basis. Changes were made in the choral department also. The Girl's Glee Club was dis- continued and Mr. Greene, in- stead, devoted his time to the Mixed Chorus, consisting basi- cally of underclassmen. Concert Choir was offered as before, but Highland Singers which had pre- viously been an extra-curricular activity, became a class hour. An- other change for the swing choir was the purchase of a new sound system which gave them a new style and look.
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