Archbishop Rummel High School - Raider Yearbook (Metairie, LA)

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Varied courses offered students in social studies Each student is familiarized with some aspect of the Social Studies department, whether it be civics, United States History, anthropology, sociology or economics. Through a study of the government's structure, the money system, man's history and evolution, and the behavior of other humans, students find they can experience the pains or ioys of the world's past civilizations. Students will know what to expect in the future, as the world expands and changes. Social Studies l4l

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Robert Borne Br. Gale Candi! Lynne Cunningham Pete Fe nner Randy Johnson JUWI95 I-SBGUU John Niemietz George Ryan Myles Seghers 140 Associates OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Scott Isaac thumbs through the library's card catalog while working on a class proiect. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: Mr. George Ryan lectures in his class. BOTTOM, RIGHT: Dean Carpenter gives his report as Clem Smith helps out. RIGHT: Gary Demma studies a map ofthe United States. .1,'. ,Lsw -limi t' 1- A

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Students honored at many events Various honor days have been held throughout the school year, all designed to honor students who have academically excelled in classroom work. Honor cards were given out after each of the three quarters. As the school year came to a close, the annual awards day took place, at which time the entire remaining student body honored students receiving gold medals, certificates of merit, torch awards, and a cast of many others. Also, throughout the year, certain students participated in tests and rallies. These students were presented with various scholarships and awards from state competition.