Green Mountain High School - Ramblings Yearbook (Lakewood, CO)

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Mr Rohlfing, teaching a class. I ,Q x... ,, s 3 an Social Studies, a study of society, and of course many other fine and interesting subjects. Some of the many social sub- jects offered this year were Soviet Union, Ancient Civilations, Civil War, Colonial America, Federal, State, Local Govern- ment, Southwest Studies, and Advanced Placement History. All of these classes, which are map making, note taking, lec- tures, projects, and group activities. Most teachers in the Social Studies De- partment, feel that the best way to get information across to the students is not one, but many. Several different procee- dures intermixed together provides a pre- fect learning situation for the student. Lectures, notes, and long term projects which are involved with several fun activi- ties, such as parties, usually help students learn their best. I agree with other stu- dents, that the teachers in the Social I i S 'J Mr, Perault gives us a smile, 'Y Mr. Mehlbach hates cameramen, Studies Department are some of the best teachers and have lots of character. 'iTools needed and used to learn, go beyond pens, pencils, and note paper. Most of all, students need to have good listening talents for long lectures. They Must be able to give their full attention, participation, and responsibility to obtain the most out of what is given to them. An ideal student has all of the varrious qualities mentioned above. A good Social Studies Student does noot necessarily have to get good grades but is one who tries with their up most ability to learn. This would follow as paying attention in class, turning in work on time, and being willing to learn. Finally, most people agree that Social Studies at Green Mountain is one of the funnest and most enjoyable departments to be around. Mr. Dickason, after the end of a long day? Academics 53

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toog IQ CD 1-0- C 9:- Q CD Ken Boerner Dave Dickason Jerry Garland Not Pictured Faith Gunther Dennis Hastings Larry Knott Peter Mehlbach Tom Perault Bruce Rohlfing Caroline Rosno 52 Academics

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