Cass High School - Monarch Yearbook (Walton, IN)

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if The library provides a quiet room for study as Ioanna Haworth knows. Using body language, Susan Finney lK searches for the correct response. :av ' ' ' ,,-'S Evi.. bf.-'ff-'-L' i -si., pf r 'f .7 4' I mm' . Working steadily, Tracy McFarin After a moment, in the teacher's hurries to finish her grammar. lOl1I1g9, MF- Reed f8GlS relaxed. English 131

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l En gl 1sh Interest I l Hisin g Three changes were made in the seven courses offered this year in the English Department, chaired by Miss Ronk. Etymology and Individual Reading doubled in size and Iournalism was added to the curriculum. A new faculty member, Mrs. Ann Miles, was added and taught English 9, Iournalism Yearbook and Newspaper 130 English Reference books are fun to find for Miss Thompson.

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Busy Bicentennial Year Interestes of the students in the Social Studies department during the Bicentennial year were on how American systems operate. To satisfy these interests the Government class took a trip to the Indianapolis Police Department, while the Economics class went to Chicago, Illinois to study Y' . various institutions and their Social Studies classes offered operations. Independent Study was a new activity for the 75-76 school year. Students qualifying for this course were juniors and seniors. IS students were required to obtain a faculty this year at Lewis Cass were World History, U.S. History, Economics, Government, American Political Behavior, Current Events, Sociology, Social Problems, Geography, Psychology and Contemporary Reading in sponsor to guide them in the American History. New to the study of their chosen topic for one or two semesters. Social Studies area this year was Anthropology. PM ,ff Taking notes is a vital part of any field trip as Mr. Conrad displays. 132 Social Studies Discussing a history assignment with Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Guy, Tony Logan leads the conversaiton.