Delavan Darien High School - Era Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

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the past to future elective opportunity for the juniors and seniors. Team teaching and flexible scheduling, along with large group and small group instruction, have made learning more efficient. Flexible scheduling aids the student by giving them time to hold special meetings with their teachers. It also provides a wider opportunity for individuals to study topics of special interest. HO h: Mr. Severson. the psychology intern, experimented with the pigeon which hi classes taught to play the piano. BE 1.0VI : Mr. Sparr pointed out 11 location in Northern Europe to his World History class. Social Studies 11

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N.C. Iluckaby. t'.S. 11 Don Bricdrnbach. World Hi« ory Cicralci Khrmcycr, Sorial Studio. Theodore Hoevlcr. Sorial Studio. Michael Ring. Social Studic rnold Sj arr. World. U.S. lli»tor llcauford Breiden»iein. I .S. Hilton Room 121 and 123 err combined into an linflidt-lliilun Resource Center in shirh .Indent. could «tudy. Students study plan the “Teachers help the students become use ful adult members of society. History is the best way to find out bon society has functioned in the past.” These are the words of Mr. N.C. Iluckaby. head of the social studies department. The learning of social concepts are the prime aims of social studies. A detailed study is required to give students a better understanding by way of the various courses. Two elective courses, compare ti e government, and contemporary history were added this year to expand the 10 Social Studio

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Math sets up study center UPPER LEFTi Richard Pierson, Mp-hra II. Trip. Geometry UPPER RIGHT: Ruth Kelurjr. Algebra I LEFT: Theodore Clif- ton. Geometry Mr. Richard Pierson, head of the mathematics department this year explains that his department has also been affected by flexible scheduling. Some mathematics classes have been divided into both large anti small group sessions. A resource center has been set up as a place where mathematics students ran go to get extra help from their teachers. This room also contains a variety of books which explain the fundamentals of math. These books may be taken out for home use by the math students. Mr». Kelney explain a problem lo her Algebra I rli». 12 Math