Connersville High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Connersville, IN)

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-Q Left-Health: Gwin, Reed, IVI. S, Davis, Gross. Lower Left-English and Language: Beaton, Collins, Gartlein, Hopkins, Bartley, Nletz, lVliller, Trowbridge. Lower Right-Science and Nlath: Huber, Sparks, Endicott, Wilson, Amos. Page Ten B. W. Gorman, VV. E. Crone, Helen Smith, Alta Adams. aww - awiawRU 1 During the years of XVorlcl VVar ll as well as VVorlcl VVa1' l, Connersville High School has been deeply affected. Superintendent li. C. Dodson and Principal B. VV. Gorman have extended their helpi g hancls to all stnclcnts to help meet 'f 'eultics that arise. ln extending its hands to join in a war te achieve an everlasting peace, Connersvillc High School lost two prominent teachers, Sergeant

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me ' MQ Wuifwgy UNITED STATES HISTORY IAIIRD YEAR students find themselves taking and enjoying the interesting United States history course. By learning more about the background and principles of his country, the student develops a deeper sense of responsibility and loyalty to his country and a desire to do all that he can to uphold the fine heritage of his nation. Full-fledged seniors branch out into two separate fields of learning in connection with the world by taking one semester of both civies and sociology. Civics is an intensified and detailed study of American government and the system our country now operates under. A more complete knowledge of the handling of elections and how the various branches of the government work is gained through the civics class. Sociology treats with the social problems of the world-namely, economic conditions, populations, population changes, conflicts of racial and social classes, and how to get along with one another. By having a clearer understanding of these conditions the youth of today will be better able to cope with and help relieve the suffering there is in the world today. Thus, these students, who will be the citizens of tomorrow, by keeping in touch with the world are taking a major step toward making Uhands across the world a reality. civies 'F sX 4 f X X s tango. I r 6 G' 'aff Tj xg '- l -1'J:'f l -5 Q 5 Page Nine

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.4.q-- O Nl. E. Elliott. S v XValtcr Recd and Lieutenant Iloward Plough, both of whom, it is hoped, will return soon. Since the postfwar period has begun, three new faculty members, Mr. Forrest DuBois, Miss Nlabel Sue Davis, and Mr. Howard Bailey, have returned from the services. Miss Alice Kattcrjohn, one of the niost reliable, consistent, and dependable members of the faculty, resigned because of ill health. School BcardAC. B. Currey, E, Huston, Lower Right-Vocational: Knight, Heilman, Warner, Swain, Arbuckle, IVI. Smith. Lower LeftfSocial Studies: DuBois, Heck, Bailey, W. Smith. Right-Nlusic and Art: E. Davis, Carlos, Brandenburg, Koile. Page Eleven