Broken Arrow High School - Arrow Life Yearbook (Broken Arrow, OK)

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vr'v-'-. ms, 2' 6'f06'fZ4P1W Geography is the study ofthe world in which we live. Students in this course have an opportunity to learn about the physical and productive aspects of the various parts of the world. Taught by Mr. Glen Seals, this course includes such things as products of the world, wind currents, why the tide comes in and many other interesting facts the student may learn about his world. Johnnie Holmes, Chris Simmons and Fred Carrigan are busy looking at reference material in the library. P.5'lZWO!06'l' Psychology is the study of the human mind, personality, and emotional development. This course is taught by Coach Joe Robinson, and it offers an opportunity for the student to learn about himself. Students learn about various mental tests and emotional measurements' which are used in the treatment and analysis of the various difficulties. 'Ihis course helps the stu- dent to understand and develop his own personality to the best advantage. Donna Cosper is demonstrating her geographical know- ledge of the map to Gary Reynolds. You call analyzing James Beck a good psychology subject Jerry?

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171.9 I' 0197 History courses offered in Senior High School in- clude both American and World history. These courses are designed to give the student a better understanding of the problems, faced by the nation and the world both past and present. They also help the student to under- stand and to appreciate his heritage as an American citizen. S5-Spf .5-'Quin I-lf' Kay Hobbs pin- points the spot as Gary Bohanan speaks of the world happenings in world history. ll' 3 Gwen Wagner and Nancy Miller found needed reference mater- ial for American history in the library. .Termy Ray and .Tackie Brown explain to Roddy Clark the government of the United States. S p J P Q in . .,,,,,..,g -,cv 6'0Vf1?lVfWf!l!f Government is designed to help students to better understand the working of our federal government. It helps the student to understand and appreciate the constitution and the rights that it guarantees for American citizens.

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Ina Summers, Dolores Dill, and Lawrence Pense havebecome quite expert on the mimeograph machines! !'W!!V6' Typing, as the title implies, is a course which gives a student an opportunity to develop his skill in the use of the typewriter. This en- ables the student to become proficient in the use of typing and frequently leads to much success in other fields and courses. Almost every sophomore takes typing I. r9UJ'!!I!f.5'6' The Business Education courses are pri- marily for those students who expect to enter the business world upon completion of their high school work. 'Through this department we seek to develop workers who will be capable of holding positions in most any type of busi- ness office. SW' ,fail-f F 4, 1 ka. I E ' -, Bookkeeping is a time-consuming but helpful course, as Linda Cleeton Dee Ann Martin, Beverly Piguet, and Sharon Rhoades will tell. MP D q t .5'H0f5'fb64!VU Two years of shorthand are offered in our high school. By taking both years astudent can become proficient enough to enter the busi- ness world as a secretary or stenographer. Shorthand enables the student who is going on to college to take notes and to follow the instructors more efficiently. It would be an advisible thing for all students who are capable to take shorthand.