Beekmantown Central School - Crest Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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FACULTY: top row from left, Mr. Warner, Mrs. Sonromore, Mrs. Lunn, Mrs. Whalen. Mrs. Domlny, Mrs. Drenlzer.

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i4 +15 FACULTY: fop row from left, Mrs. Trahan, Mr. Maston. Mr. Oakley Mr. Duesberg, Mr. Amorelli, Mrs. Mowry. bottom row, Mr. Sar geant, Mr. Tourville, Mrs. Hackett, Mr. Vancour, Mr. Sherman. C53 L. wjmfi, dvijy UAW Vjjf? SQCWL if ,lif,,fm W l .9 is ill social studies Social Studies courses are about people. How they llve. why they do what they do, how they are alike, how they are different. In a country such as the United States, where people are free to fail as well as to succeed, an under- standing of the government and the conomy, knowledge about jobs, taxes, insurance, buying goods, joining labor unions, dealing with family members and businessmen and politicians, necessary for anyone who hopes to sur- vive. From the required courses to the many electives, including Decision Making, Sociology, Canadian Studies, Behavioral Science, Economic Issues, the Social Studies teachers try to prepare their students to not only survive, but to succeed, in the world that waits after high school. - . l x Ji i i7luOfl , gpg cw as MM an u,4,91D'H uyggi cj fiuwfiig .2 illilk sw sw l pm ' me U-f Q03 Q! vig Q53 ' lC..vxi5Lc' LNTWO -32? XE iv b ZF.. L1-f'Q3i,L l-l'O-,u+T 51- f5fio.ffV -.lb usfnlw , SQ B S4 rl .' ,ju 1, I x, ily

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special oreos FACULTY: top row from left, Mrs. St. Pierre, Mr. Miller, Mr. Mutroy, Mr. Miller. Mr. Malone, Mr. Miller. bottom row. Mrs. Loper, Mrs. Welch, Mr. Mousecu, Mrs. Denny, Mr. Sponoble.