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Sociology, the study of human relationships, is primarily a senior course. In Preparation For College The general history classes learn about the his- tory of the world all the way from early man, through two World Wars, and up to the recent rocket launchings. U.S. History is a class that enriches the student ' s knowledge of a great historical value of events that have occurred in our country. Our government classes teach us about our government, its foundings and its make up, while sociology and economics classes teach us how to get along with others and how to organize our economy. The aim of these classes is to make us aware of the important events that occur all around us each day — events that help us grow! Economics is important ' for any college-bound student. Senior students study the heartbeat of our nation. 21
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t£ t: i L 1 World History is a basis of understanding other nations. 5 A %5 ' i Teens Delve Into History The study of history is as important to the mod- ern student as the study of sciences, mathematics, or English- It makes us aware of the happenings of the new world and helps us relate these happen- ings to those of several centuries ago. The Elmhurst student is required to take three years of social sciences. During these classes, pupils absorb knowledge that is passed on to them by the staff. This knowledge is used by the recipient to better understand the world and our own United States. The classes offered at Elmhurst are general history, United States history, government and either sociology or economics depending on where the pupil ' s interest lies. Various educational aids help make subjects more interesting. 20
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Students taking shop get valuable training. Students not college-bound often pursue a career in in- dustrial arts. Our school, though primarily known for its aca- demic pursuit, offers an excellent vocational course; this is industrial arts. For a student interested in actual shop training, there are several subjects fro m which he may choose: beginning wood, advanced wood, and metal shop. Those who are interested in the designs of mod- ern civilization ' s structures are offered Drafting I and II. This department has undergone a faculty change and is reaching an even greater height of instruc- tion. This quality of instruction is making Elmhurst ' s industrial arts department better- Practical application is a must in this class. Learning to operate various types of machinery is import- ant. 22
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