Frederick Sasscer High School - Elm Yearbook (Upper Marlboro, MD)

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Core:.x4 Sugfecf jorugff The sophomores work industriously to keep up with the changing map. Sasscer's newest members did not know that current events could be so interesting. KYN mpasses t e better part of the body. As the Core instruc- tors put their knowledge oi modern teaching methods to Work, the students obtain a firm background in all phases of English and many interesting and salutary social studies. Xldifillg me Mclzefi Our mr K Y' P' 4 Being acquainted with other .f .e ,,:,,,s ,sf --wmnwcupaw lands and other peoples is be- coming more and more im- portant in our changing world. In geography class, the stu- dent obtains a well-rounded understanding of the world in which we live. lntensively studied are such things as natural resources, land lertil- ity, governments, graph inter- pretations, and the customs of different countries. According tn Miss Barrett's world geography class, Explorer goes a long way in a short period of time.

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urning MCL jlze payed .jvhzifory ln American history class, the students turn back the e pages of history and see the g many great happenings, and meet the many great men that contributed to making this country what it is today. Through this study, the stu- dents look for and lind a bet ter understanding of our .4-me7'ira1z heritage and our democratic way of life. And I was sure the South won! insists Sonny Havenner, working with Eddie Curry and Marshall Courtney. eeing emocracy cgnjdcfion Problems of Democracy is a special course reserved for the seniors. lts pur- pose is to make the students better and more active citizens. Studied under its program are personal problems, American private enterprise system, and the struc- ture of our government. hum Q1 X521 Four seniors are pursuing the seemingly end- less task of writing their Hnal term papers. During P.O.D., something is amusing Catherine Beall, a senior, as she recites.