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SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT, row I Robert K. Fleck, row J. Barry F. Bennett. Chairperson Roy S. Underhill. Harry E. Shank, row I. Alys M. Robertson. Michael J. Jurasinski. Secretary Mary E. Hoffert. Reading from Lord of the Flies in his newly renovated classroom. Mr. Shank uses a classic to teach Modern Social Thought, second period, second quarter. In Culture of Latin America during period four of second quarter. Mrs. Robertson explains a homework assignment to junior Joette Gajewski. Senior Sharon Danks gets ready to answer a Students in Mr. Jurasinski's AC L class get an opportunity to direct questions about school policy question in Mr. Fleck’s Civil War class. to Mr. Campbell. Mr. MacLean. board member Mrs. Powell, and Dr. Reinecker. 4 academics
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ENGLISH DEPT. STRESSES WRITING The PIONEER assembly is enlivened by Junior High Theatre members Robyn Sarig. Kathy McGettigan. Michelle Barron, and Vikkie Pellegrino. An informative speech by sophomore Patti Ostrowski requires notetaking by her classmates in Speech I. Leaning. Miss Steinberg explains, is bad form. The primary goal for all student is effective communication.” declared Chairperson June Gwyn. Engouraged by the department, many students entered nationwide and local essay contests. A bulletin board sponsoring the writer or writers of the week throughout the year was placed in the second floor hallway through money from the student-faculty play The Man Who Came to Dinner. Taking various field trips to places such as New York City. Washington. D.C., and the Heading Eagle helped the students broaden their communication skills. academics 13
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SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. MAKES HISTORY After showing The Cincinnati Chicken. Mr. Bennett discusses the film in economics class. While participating in Hat Day. Shelly Rogers completes Mr. Fleck’s history assignment. Crisis. a simulation game, teaches Kelly Stoltzfus and Dawn Beane problem solving techniques. Patti Ostrowski takes a history breather. We should all be concerned about the future because we will have to spend the rest of our lives there.” This quote from Kettering set the tone for the social studies department this year. In response to changing society, the department added a new course titled the American Political System to the curriculum. This course was required for all incoming sophomores who did not have a Civics course in ninth grade. Students also participated in field trips to Gettysburg. NYC, and Washington, D.C. academics 15
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