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Through Social Studies Col. Donald Mare American Government, Sociology Economics Most social studies classes have much in common. Each one is a challenge to students and provides the necessary knowledge to survive in a modern world. This year, more than ever, the Social Studies De¬ partment focussed on world affairs. Many film strips were used to introduce students to problems in gov¬ ernment and the making of history. Current events magazines were constant companions to students of all grades. Several government classes took a field trip to the FBI Building, National Archives, and Bureau of Printing and Engraving. Such trips boosted student interest and understanding of essential governmental duties. still think the South won,” drawls Miss Wils ' on. Miss Elizabeth Wilson U. S. History Mr. Charles Sell World Geography, U. S. History Mr. William Yount World Geography Page 27
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Expanding Knowledge Mr. Jay Jacobs U. S. History, American Government Mr. Dale Larsen World Geography, p. e. n Mr. George Mr. Jacobs keeps students tip to date on world affairs. Mandes World History Page 26
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Mr. Bruce Campbell Algebra- 1 Mrs. Mary Carlsen Math I, Geometry Col. Fielder Greer Geometry, Algebra 1I-T rigonometry Comm. Heinrich Heine Math II, Geometry Mrs. Milcham explains a complicated problem. Mr. Bernard Garhart Algebra II, Trig. Functions, Calculus Department Chairman An equation-filled blackboard best symbo¬ lizes our Math Department. Math is a never-end¬ ing challenge to students for it requires accuracy, knowledge, deep thought, and concentration. It has grown from a simple system of counting to the vast science that arrives at principals based on logical proof. This year math scholars were rewarded for their achievement by being chosen for member¬ ship in the Math Honor Society, an organization formed to give deserving students recognition as well as incentive for future studies in math. Two teachers were new to the staff; Com¬ mander Heine and Mr. Wells, for a total of nine members in the department. Page 28
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