Astoria High School - Zephyrus Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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SALUTE to (lie Social 5ci ence Deparl;nnenl; This year when the world is in such turmoil seems the ideal time to place emphasis in our yearbook upon the Social Sci¬ ence Department. The study of man and his relationship to society has always been an im¬ portant one, but this year, even more does its significance im¬ press us. These courses do not take any deep excursions into the study of human relations, but they give a smattering of every¬ thing, enough to give each stu¬ dent an adequate background. One class might be delving into a conservation of natural re¬ sources, another carrying on research into misleading label¬ ling, or another memorizing basic emotions and desires, yet these courses all teach the same principles and truths. Many students find this infor¬ mation invaluable in their fur¬ ther education at college and just as many put it too good use on everyday problems. Tap: Mr. Tiiwlor, sncialoijy. Loft to I ' isrlit: Miss Bcririiian, social piol)- Icins; .Miss ( ' ranter, history; Mr. May, history; Mr. Paliiihcrg, social |)rablpms; Miss Wiilsio, social proli- Iciiis. Offered in our Social Science Department are courses in his¬ tory, social problems and soci¬ ology. There are six faculty members in this department including Mr. Towler, princi¬ pal. 18 ]