Charlotte High School - Delphian Yearbook (Charlotte, MI)

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Social Studies Educated X ouug Minds to Moet Problems of the World The senior government class held many United Nations General Assembly meetings, complete with identification placards! In world history class Connie Root studied busily as Dave Lord asked Mr. Hall a ques- tion. 26

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A group of students in general math class learned the procedure of finding areas of circles, cylinders, etc. by working at the board. ERLAND ENGSTROM Algebra I, General Math, Math 8 STANLEY BARTILSON Math 7 and 8 Preparation for later, more advanced math courses was accomplished in one of the 7th grade math classes taught by James Coss (upper left inset), who also teaches 7th grade science. SEBASTIAN LASPINA Math 7, Geography 7

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Social science is the study of the his- tory, governments, and problems of the world in which we live. The social science department of our high school helps us understand not only prog- ress and tradition, but why tradition gives way to progress. A prime example of this was shown in the senior experimental gov- ernment class. The students gained a greater insight of the problems of the world by ac- tually taking part in a modk Congress and United Nations, trying to solve the problems than if they had merely read from a book. Mr. Husk's eighth grade history class divided into five discussion groups, each of which reported back to the group as a whole, on their respective topics. GEORGE APPLETON History 8, English 11 WILLIAM HUSK History 8, U. S. History, World History HENRY JARABEK History 8, Geography 7 ELDRED TOUTANT History 8, Physical Edu- cation I and II, 7th and 8th Gym SEBASTIAN LASPINA Geography 7, Math 7 Dave Powers and Bob Smith were shown one of the countries recently studied in seventh grade geography by Mr. LaSpina. 27