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WILLIAM BOGUE. B.S., M. A. Northeast Mo. State American History Contemporary Issues Education for democratic Society . . The students at Crystal City High School are required to take three years of history, which includes citizenship, world history, American history, and contemporary issues. To graduate, a student must pass a test over both the Mis- souri and American Constitution. JOHN THURSTON, B. S. Southeast Mo. State World History Citizenship, which is usually taken during the fresh- man year, gives a student an understanding of the laws and government of the United States and Missouri. World history outlines the social and political world of foreign countries. The American history course, taken during the junior year, is an extensive study of the evolution of the American government and the society in which the government de- veloped. Contemporary issues, a senior elective, delves deeper into such specialized areas as economics, sociology, and government. HENRY FISHER B. S. Missouri University Citizenship Special American History JACKSON FITZGERALD, B. S. Southwest Mo. Geography Special Citizenship 18
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grammar and Literature RONALD TURNER B. S. Southwest Mo. State Language Arts IV Speech MRS. IRMA JENNINGS A. B. University of Mo, Language Arts III Teachers supervise classroom theme writing. Speech is a very important part of Eng- lish. Tom Robertson dramatizes an important point in his speech. Karl Blaha writes one of his twelve book reports that are required in English IV. JOHN WHITE B. A. University of Arkansas Language Arts II IV
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LEFT: Each week the American history classes, under the leadership of Mr. Bogue, read and analyze national and international news from a special stu- dent edition of the St. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. BELOW: International events are emphasized in tenth grade world history..... . . Goal of Social Studies Department ABOVE: Mr. Fisher, citizenship teacher, listens as Bill Milfelt participates in oral class reading. 19
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