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Mr. Marc Boesen lectures on current world affairs to his social problems students. Discussing the barbaric invasions of Western Europe is Mr. Jack Richards, world history teacher. Mr. James Stalker helps some of his world history stu- dents find information on the beginning of the French Revolution. 2 I Mr. 0. D. Russell, who teaches world history and manages the cafeteria, points out the Ohio River Valley and the route taken by early settlers.
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social science man's past efforts: his future destinies Nations and civilizations of today learn by the past experiences of other nations and civilizations through education in history and related social sciences. At Grand Island High School students receive a thorough education in social science throughout their entire three years. World History I and ll is required of sophomores: American History I and ll is taught in the junior year. Seniors complete their required social science majors by registering for social problems and economics. County Government Day and Girls' and Boys' State give students a view into government in operation during their junior year. GIHS also parti- cipates in a summer United Nations tour and a for- eign exchange student program. News from all over the world comes to the social sciences bul- letin board. Mr. Edmund Wer- ner, economics and business law teacher, is discussing one of the major problems with Mr. Lee Witters, economics and American history teacher. Discussing the 1803 purchase of Louisiana are Miss Lillian Will- man, American history teacher, and one of her students. Diagramming the strategy of the next basketball game are Coach Bert Alfrey and Assistant Coach Ken Kohler. Nlr. Alfrey teaches world history and Mr. Kohler, American history and physical edu- cation. 20
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Dr. Paul Sell always finds time in his busy schedule as band director to help individual students, such as Don Ringlein. Practicing Amahl and the Night Visitors, a one act opera given by the Music Department, is Mr. Paul Roe, vocal music instructor. sounds of music gihs students Along with the intellectual courses, the fine arts are essential to a well-rounded program. Music cre- ates a form of expression for many, a time of relax- ation and pleasure for others. Glee clubs, chorus, choir, band and orchestra are the music electives offered at GIHS. A pep band of I7 members and Modern Music Masters, a national organization, are two more of the music groups open to talented students. Orchestra is one of the many varied music courses offered to students at GIHS. 22
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