Fairhaven High School - Huttlestonian Yearbook (Fairhaven, MA)

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Jlllllt mat Studies ... •format for the Suture. The condition in which we find our modern world demands that we maintain a working knowledge of all countries in this world. Pu¬ pils at Fairhaven High School are given an oppor¬ tunity to expand their knowledge in the field of social studies by taking courses in any of three chal¬ lenging subjects. Among the subjects offered are history, economics, and government. Teachers in the Social Stud¬ ies Department provide their pupils with interesting, informative, and vital infor¬ mation. Mr. Kummer teaches . . . . Mr. Foley instructs students in world economy.

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if friendship, the Road to Peace. ” “iHace-usted los ejercicios ahora, sefiorita?” Foreign language courses offer us the chance to learn more about people in other countries by studying their languages and their cultures. French. Spanish, and Latin, the for¬ eign languages taught at Fairhaven High School, provide students with the opportunity to de¬ velop their linguistical abilities. The Language Department helps produce better informed stu¬ dents, versatile in a number of different tongues. “The Ides of December” “Buteau et Lise achevaient la soupe aux choux . . .” media of all languages. 23

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Mr. Oliveira teaches his stu¬ dents the principles of U.S. Government. Mr. Trainor’s Non-European Civ¬ ilization class offers an inter¬ esting study r of such countries as India, China, and Russia. background of the Pash Mr. Clement’s U.S. His¬ tory class is very profit¬ able to every student.