Worthington High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Worthington, OH)

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SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT The Social Studies Department continued to gain popularity. Of course, all juniors had to take the U.S. History and Government course, but most students were also enrolled in some kind of social studies course. ' This year, the Social Studies De- partment added Comparitive Eco- nomic Systems to its course selec- tions. Dr. Jim Paces taught this course in its initial year. Other addi- tions to the Social Studies Depart- ment came when Mrs. Pam Galipault and Mr. Tom Rutan each became proud parents of little girls. The popular course among students this year' seemed to be U.S. Political Thought and Radicalism. Under the direction of Mr. Tom Molnar, the course has really progressed in its few years of existence. Mr. Frank Pees' course, Introduction to Behavioral Studies, continued to be popular with the seniors. The Social Studies Department is proud of its quality, staff, and the pro- gressive steps it's taking to stay ahead of the times. They continue to work hard to maintain high standards for quality education.