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UWMWM Right: Related Math I class works hard for good grades. Lower Right: The Algebra II class tackles logarithms. Below: Algebra I students concentrate on learning alge- braic equations. ...AN diili The math courses offered to D.l-I. S. students this year are Related Math I and II, Algebra I and II, and Geometry. Two years of math are required of all D.H.S. students. As might be expected. math students are drilled in geometric proofs and algebraic equations. These courses also include learning to use the slide rule and how to use logarithms and trigonometric functions in everyday problem-solving . 22 ' V W , s t -I ge . -I - ...nl Steve Curbo Bob Menzel BS-Tarleton BS, Mlid. , State University Daniel Baker College , Sam Houston State University
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LEFT: Mr. West helps his history students in reviewing for a test. LOWER LEFT: A social studies class works in small groups. BELOW: American history students prepare their daily assignment. Jack Waggoner Grady West BS-Sul R055 BS-Howard Payne This year, D. H. S. students taking social studies are offered American history, world history , world geography, and civics. American history deals with the study of our nation's history from the early colonial period through the present time . World geography and world history students examine other countries and cities as well as the history of major world events. Civics deals with our nation's democratic form of government.
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ci.-lr .K J loom ,Qcvnonulgi At left: Freshmen Hornemaking students learn about the color wheel. At lower left: Cooking is a vital pan of Home Ec. At lower right: Child Development students are in deep discussion. All Brenda Jarrell Darylene Hodges BS-ACC BS-TWU Students at DHS are offered courses in home and fam ily living. This year the courses offered are Home Eco- nomics I and II, taught by Miss Brenda larrell and Con- sumer Education, Home and Family Living, and Child Development taught by Mrs. Darylene Hodges. Consumer Education and Home 8: Family Living involve field trips to grocery stores, the bank, and var- ious shopping trips. The Consumer Education class has been visited by numerous guest speakers, such as, a local physician, highway patrolman, and an insurance agent. Child Development students learn the responsibility of taking care of infants and young children. Home Economic students learn the basics of home- making. They study personality, self-concept, and personal adjustment. Other topics for study include color, home furnishing, and home repair.
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