Foreman High School - Gator Yearbook (Foreman, AR)

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Social tudies Social Studies, probably the broadest subject taught at F.H.S. , includes many different branches such as geogra- phy, problems of democracy, world history, American his- tory, and advanced American government. Social Studies provide students with a better understanding of the world around them , the people in that world, and their relationship to others and themselves. Learning the capital of Australia and the method of choosing the American President are just two of the almost unlimited areas of study. If a student is asked for a definition of a lame duck and his answer is a Sgt ttcttc i a fs? , v , gQ,x Q .. f' ix,-Q-' 3. ft ffipqsv is by f:-,s y ..-s bird with a crutch , then Coach Freeze and Mr. Frazier will know how far their lectures have been going. Lori and Larry search for the right current event. ' 'ffrmqfw .aww- Is Martha studying those geographic features or planning her Mexi- can vacation? y tsov .... .. . ' H- M- we ,M , ...- Louise and Evelyn find study time essential.

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gl: ' EX!-XS INSTRUMENTS flf ATH No Randy those aren't pretty girls' telephone numbers. Beth goes wild at the chalk board . l' , This year's math classes were full of surprises. Geometry students were surprised that triangles could do so much, Algebra classes argued over x's and y's, and analysis students cried! Gene was especially surprised the day that, during Mrs. Baker's absence, he was suddenly whapped on the head by a flying movie screen. We learned a lot through experi- ence, too. Some students were so enthused with their new calculators that they dropped them daily for an excuse to dis- sect them and probe through their many tiny circuits. But, through it all we managed to convince Mrs. Baker to main- tain her sanity and control her frustrations . . . and anger . . . and excitement. Be careful, Donald. That's a toughy! 4 1.1. y . t V' if fr' ff' 5 fy .,,.,. he ru: - - A 'WW ' ,, - n ff Qgf, g, ,:2u.'?, af MX A 0 as-as arrs . llffw-f71TQdLi',j,' fj3I3'g-if ' Q, 2f5g5,fg.1':.Z:5.ii.. .iflligl fi 3 W' -'M-g-f .1 ..,.. . ,,,: , tw, f i My u That's what Mrs. Baker thinks! ! Sponsored by K SL L BUTANE Ashdown, Arkansas 7

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cf' -l l The library stays full during term paper week. Lan ua e Officially, Spanish is the only foreign language offered at F.H.S. , however, many students claim that there are three others - Greek, English, and C.B. A few are working at Spanish, several appear to have mastered English, and one group fC.B. owners! know nothing but C.B. lingo, but many are more like casca - it's ALL GREEK to them. U, i will 4 is it It's hard to decide between an adjective or an adverb. Dean enjoys the Julius Caesar puppet show. all WBEAW1 2 , H' . ., Y, . .. 3 Las Muchachas son muy aplicodas! The girls are working hard. ,Q Le Gesta el espanol, Evelyn? Do you enjoy Spanish, Evelyn?