Bishop Fenwick High School - Turres Yearbook (Middletown, OH)

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HISTCRY, GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS K- 5. Under Father Monni.n's guidance, John Harrison shows David Stugrnyer and Barbara Kovach important sociology statistics. ln Mr. Rossi's U, S, History Class, Edwina Graham discovers Middletown on the map. Fellow I students, Bill Courtney,Marianna Krizan, and Dick Yost remark, You've found it!

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BY EXPLOITS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE Father Bruening seems undecided as to who should correct Buzz S'vardo who volunteers what he thinks is the right answer in the Freshman Reading Class. English II portrays a scene from Julius Caeser. In the center, Caeser fNorman Holwegerj is being assassinated by his political enemies, fright to left: Mike Faeta, Robert Noetter, John Wolner, and Ed Neu.J Robert Hines, Mary Jo Ferbes, Don Myers, and Ralph Vonderhaar read parts from A CHRISTMAS CAROL to the English I Class. RR I7

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TREATED IN SOCIAL SCIENCES I 'll There s Rome. exclaims Jerry Fedders, pointing to a historical place in Italy on the map as Claudia Sorg, Sandy Ritter and Charles Kovach look on attentively in Mr. Harkrader s World History Class. Ed Huber and Da vid Ec- kart discuss the factors that distinguish the differ- ence between a counterfeit dollar and a genuine dollar, while Shirley Schwab re- fers to her text for further information. Peggy Welsh and Terry Duennes prepare to transfer the matter to the blackboard in Consu- mers Problems, The aim of the department of social studies is to teach prin- ciples that help man in his social, economic, and political environment. This is accomplished through developing the knowledge of the present, the appreciation of man's past, and his desire to make wise use of opportunities and live as a Christian.