Cooley High School - Castellan Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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X + ' , . E - iw f, , r , ' '-.iSQfZ 3 i N W.. 'F . , , -W , I 3 4322 V Q E GEORGE BABCOCK HELEN BLEW lsX,T.gif'4. v gg 'r f' , .5 .X ' , - ' 'X V2 QSO -w Q Y S 4 gf 5 S Q A, , NEIL CAMERON A 'x , , if 'L' M l gs. W5-EN g ..V . h h r li H MELVIN RILEY DAWLEY HARRIS By giving an insight into the history of this country and an understanding of its government, the Social Studies Department enables the students to understand the economic and political trends ofthe United States today. After three years of social studies, seniors will know the meaning behind todayis headlines. With this knowledge, they will become capable citizens of tomorrow. ALGER WOOD Department Head lc, M ' , Nj, , af H' 5 2 1' , diff, gg 4 452 f f w. , 3,5f ,?ig ,, , ., If 1 1, YAY? Torn Rice and Mike Bogan watch with interest as Mr. Harris, their Civics teacher, points to Japan on the map. re mfzhg Futznfe Hz'sz'01fy M czkers ,-P f if 1 'WM gh ,fa-,E , ,f - Q , 11, ' , ZZ' J fbffff' f a, f , A it , .... I 1: f-.i w wwe '-,f, W ' CHARLES META I 4 REMSBERG REYNOLDS 2' M257 ' 5 . f it 122 I, 'Y Vim'?i55 WILLIAM SLONAKER f I W5 ti'T'5 .:55 ,. . Y g 3. 1,51 gi:-,:: I . V 'tl .zz 245 ig g 4 A' i 3 g .Wy I -4--A, g' ,L INIASON YIVIAN AIQRELIA TYLER WALKER ZAKRZEWSKI 15

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