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LEARNING--------- Seniors study how government works Government classes teach students a lot about how the country is run. From the economic aspect to the Con- stitutional point of view. Besides that, they are required in order to graduate. Economics, a semester course, shows how money is circulated throughout the U.S., how the dollar rates in value compared to other countries, how the Fed operates, and the business of Wall Street. Each semester, the Econ class, instructed by Larry Vogt, played the Stock Market Game, spon- sored by Kansas State University. Schools across Kansas took part and competed against each other within regions. Constitution, also a semester class, taught by Dick Harrington, goes through the laws set by the Constitution and its amendmen- ts, and explains the duties of each level of government: federal, state, and local. The first semester Constitution class attended the Barton County Government Day. Students ex- perienced how different depar- tments of local government operated and a mock trial was set up for a marijuana case. For those who didn’t choose Economics and Constitution, the year course of American Gover- nment was offered. The same basic issues were covered as in the two semester classes. Study on current issues and the impor- tance of citizens getting involved in their government was em- phasized. Harrington also teaches the required American History cour- se, and Geography 1 and II, elec- tives. Lori Solem Mark Gould EHS TODAY Eugene Huslig EAGLE SENIOR TRIP, (above) A tour guide explains the purposes of IN SESSION. Senator Roy Ehrlich discusses current issues the judicial building to the senior class on their junket to the with senior Mike Moody at Topeka in front of his office, capitol building in Topeka. 22 GOVERNMENT
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grammar Allan Zuhars EAGLE PUZZLED. Debbie Lamb, freshman, looks to Mike Westerman. English I teacher, for help on a crosswork puzzle. John Mohn ADVISER WHAT ARE YOU DOING? During English II, Marvin Cousins, sophomore, wonders what his teacher, John Mohn, is doing. In an effort to find a better developing process, Mohn clicked 18 consecutive pictures of Cousins, who quietly continued reading his assignment in The Lively Art of Writing. ENGLISH 21
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