Enid High School - Quill Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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PICTURED IN FRONT ol Enid high library planning the year's work are Ray lfurrant, lVlrs. Naomi Kindle. Bailey Cantrall, Sanford Newsom, fVliss Nancy Wagner, and Norman l.amh, the six teachers making up the EHS social studies department. Hi ter Helps Student Preiit From tlthers' Mistake Unless you know where it happened, it is of no use to know what happened. This was the belief of the six teachers in the social studies department of EHS. The first objective oi education is citi- zenship. With this in mind the social studies teacher became one of the most important in any school. Five other gen- eral ohjectives ol the department were: Qll to help the student appreciate his in- heritance of the American nationg Q25 to aid the student in acquiring knowledge ol the past so that he may have facts on which to base his judgmentsg Q33 to help the student understand the present day problemsg Q43 to develop a greater sense of tolerance for the opinions ol othersg Q55 to help the student acquire a genuine liking lor the course. Study included two weeks concentrated geography, current allairs once a week, the use ol films and the writing ol essays. EIVIPHASIZING THE IMPORTANCE ol a solid background ol' our eountry's history, Ray Farrant is shown in his American history class.