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Present Civilizations The Covington High School social studies depart- ment stresses the value of learning about the past as well as of studying contemporary issues and situations. Classes in United States history and government are required of every student, and those who plan to attend college must take world history as well. What has happened in the past has direct influence on what is happening today. At Covington High the people realize that what hap- pens in our nation and in the world affects the school and, in a sense, helps make CHS. “NOW, PEOPLE” . . . Although Mrs. Parker’s senior gov- ernment classes are usually serious, there are time that everyone just has to laugh. STUDENTS’ NEMESIS . . . Though homework is the bane of a student’s existence, Mr. Linkenhoker manfully assigns it anyway. 23
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Social Studies Classes Examine Past And Francis J. “Boodie” Al- bert, Jr., B.S., Notre Dame; World Geogra- phy; Head football coach; Wrestling coach; Boys’ Monogram Club. Richard B. Linkenhoker, B. A., Carson - Newman College; U.S. History, Social Studies I. “ANY QUESTIONS?” . . . Mrs. Van Osdol pauses to see if the class has any questions before continuing the lesson. A LESSON IN DATES . . . CHS students are acquainted with two kinds of dates; here, Mrs. Thomas puts on the board the history type. Mrs. Catherine C. Thom- as, B.S., Madison Col- lege; U. S. History, Bi- ology; Junior Class Sponsor; FNA. Mrs. Wilsie M. Van Osdol, A.B., Marshall University; World His- tory, Government. 22
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Math Encourages Abstract Reasoning And Miss Maude E. Maha- ney, B.A., Westhampton College, University of Pennsylvania, Columbia University; Head of De- partment; Plane and Solid Geometry, Ad- vanced Mathematics; Cafeteria Manager. Mrs. Louise V. Curfman, B.S., Longwood College, University of Florida; Algebra 11, General Sci- ence; Future Teachers of America. “ANY QUESTIONS?” . . . When Richard Bow- yer has a problem with a math problem, he seeks the expert advice of Mrs. Friel. Mrs. Edna A. Friel, B.A. Bridgewater College, University of Virginia; Math III. MATHEMATICAL MIX- UPS . . . Confusing though they may be, fractions must be mastered. Mrs. Ives carefully explains the basic equivalents of Vz to a class of eighth graders.
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