Falls Church High School - Jaguar Yearbook (Falls Church, VA)

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f Social Studies classes this year attempted to expose students to issues such as the state of the world economy; what a depression is really like; what effects the Middle East oil monopoly might have on our lives; the energy crisis; and the environment. The department offered elective courses for juniors and seniors in psychology, sociology, and economics, World Civilization, World Geography. American Civilization and Humanities were classes also available to Social Studies students. Not Pictured MRS. EDWINA EVANS U.S. History, U.S. Government Not Pictured MR. STEVE WILCOX World History Women only need a sixth grade education anyhow. MR. WILLIAM YOUNT Government MISS ELIZABETH WILSON U.S. History MRS. CAROLYN HARPER U.S. History I can ' t help it if I ' m perfect. 29

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Social Studies Offers Topics of Today and Yesterday MR. JOHN MURPHY Department Chairman Amer. Civ., Economics, U.S. History MR. ALPHONSUS MCCAFFERTY Geography mMHPIl MR. EDWARD HAMILTON U.S. Government MRS. WILMA HAMILTON World Civilization MISS ELIZABETH MCGILL World History, U.S. History MRS. THERESA MICHEALS Sociology, World History t MR. DOUG BURSCH World Geography, World Civ. COL. HENRY MACDANIEL World History, U.S. History I feel good all under!”

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Bob tries to con Mrs. Metz into giving him an A in Latin. ESL Increases Enrollment MRS. INGRID METZ Latin 1,2,4 English 10 The Foreign Language program includes both modern and classical languages. A recent addition to the program was English as a second language, in which approximately 900 students were enrolled. The priority of the curriculum was to give the students the increasing ability to understand the language, to speak it, to read it with care and enjoyment and to write correctly and creatively. MRS. ANDREA HECKLER German 1,2 MRS. ELVERA WELK Psychology, German 3,4 30