Clay High School - Minuteman Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Ah-hem. Mr Milton Harke — Intro, to Social Studies The Social Studies Department required students to partici- pate in many of its courses. An experimental course, combining World Literature and World History, under the instruction of Mr. Thompson and Mr. Garrett, was offered to Seniors as a two-hour class. Selected students participated in the fourth annual U.N. Assembly this year. The knowledge and experi- ence acquired from these classes and from activities associated with them, gave Clayites a better understanding of our present and past society. Mr. Stmson works? Mr John Stinson — U.S. History Deep knee bends: Read . one. two. three, four. Mr Meredith Huston — Intro, to Social Studies

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PROGRESSIVE SOCIAL STUDIES This is a World War I frying pan. Mr- Gary Fry — U.S. History, Contemporary Society All right, so I goofed . . . Mr. Leon DeWitte — Intro, to Social Studies, Gov.-Soc. Friends, Colonials, students, lend me your Spears ! ' Mr. James Spears — Gov.-Soc, Gov. Ec. -International Relations Mr Richard Thompson — World History 24

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MATH CURRICULUM IMPROVED Zap! ' ' I ' ll grant you one more grade- Mr. Virtus Felton— H.S. Math II, Geometry. Solid Geometry-Trig. - f We can work it out. Mr. Mark Brumbaugh — U.S. Math I, Alg.-Tng., Analytical Calculus Okay, class, now for subtraction. Mr. John Wojtowicz— H S. Math I, Alg. I, Alg.-Tng., Phys. Sc. 26