College of the Sequoias - Koh Kyo Yearbook (Visalia, CA)

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ocia cienc MR. FISCHER 'M-4 20 Almost all COS students have taken one or more social science courses before they com- plete their college work. Understanding of the World in which We live through knowledge-of its' past history and a study of political, eco- nomic, and socjal 'structures help make stu- dents' into better citizens. .

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Almost everything or student might need from books to cgndy bcfrs is sold oi the stu- dent store. Mrs. Florence Kent rnclncrges the student store with ever-smiling efficiency. Milf' P1111 'S Ca'.n.f. Phylhs McClure makes cr sole from the Ccrrol Reese talks to ci customer Whlle B111 bookstore variety of goods. Richmond stands by. .S?u6!Ql'li 30108

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MR. GIBSON MR. MCKINNEY MR. HARDEMAN Classes offered range from ancient history to contemporary social problems. Knowledge of why people of Greece or Home acted as they did often offerstvaluable insight into the hap- penings of today, and a study of basic econo- mic laws helps a student understand the cur- rent high cost of living. Among the popular social science classes are American History, History of Europe, and Political Science. This popularity may be based on the fact that these courses fulfill state re- quirements for college graduation. They also give the student some useful information.