Father Bertrand High School - Victor Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Enthused members of a government class study the structure and functions of the democratic system in America. Johnny Jackson and Mona Williams lead their history class in a discussion. Mr. Porter guides geography students in' exploring the world.

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LEARNING T0 LIVE TOGETHER Mr. Porter explains the social problems of our society. History, Geography, Sociology, Eco- nomics, and Government comprise the So- cial Studies Department. Freshmen are introduced to the record of mankind through the study of World History. This subject traces the develop- ment of society from primitive man to our times. American History is a required course for all Juniors. It is a comprehensive study of the political development of the United States. The government and social problems courses teach the functions of our demo- cratic society. Willie Parker presents a picture of concentration in the American History Class. Dwight Mott, Eugene Smith, Veronica Cox, Abt. Pat Taylor, Marianna Jones, and George Gordon display their World History proj- ects to the class.

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n Q Q PHY ICAL EDUCATION Mr. Donald, P.E. instructor, shows Karen Thompson, Eula Russell, Vema Ivy, Emma Yancey, Linda Bell, and Mona Williams how to form a pyramid. z'1f1-fW2'3'i.t.f wx:-,,fffw if-'Em v, ' ' ' - I JN 'Z S' Vggmlgss,sssrjg-gy , ' f - 1- ,-Fig. , - sa'w , A Q if Q Ak ,mf - A Q - ,-' .1 ig. li- i Q E i ml Z ,V . '. ,. , -- v - 1 ' pg fu G it Freshman boys' P.E. classes find it's not so easy to do push-up The girls' drill team, with its precision steps, adds variety to our pep rallies.