Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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The Social Sciences Involve Man Socialized medicine is cheerfully debated in Economics Class. Social Studies in the examination of man, his past, his social requirements, and his government. The study of his past is covered thoroughly in American History and World History. Economics and psychology courses offered at H.H.S. provide knowledge of man ' s requirements, both material and emotional. Finally, United Stotes Govern- ment is offered to Seniors in order to give them a background in their system of government. Hubert Lakes shows Linda Overby vital locations in the War for Independence. Mr. Blackburn and his psychology class look on as Russ Chard becomes a victim of one of Sondy Waltz ' s famous arguments.

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Mr. Fletcher England and America Exchange Respected Teachers Our school has been honored this year. Mr. Fletcher, a social studies major, has brought a touch of England into our classrooms. Mr. Barnhart, a history teacher in our high school for five years, has taken Mr. Fletcher ' s place in Ewell, Surrey England. This teacher-exchange program is sponsored by various agencies and departments of the British and American governments in the hope of a better understanding between the two peoples. We sincerely hope that others will have this opportunity to experience similar advantages. Mr. Barnhart 28

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H.H.S. Possesses H.H.S. is fortunate in having an excellent choir. It is certain that the choir of the Junior High School will follow the fine example set for them by the High School Choir. Both choirs perform for many special occa- sions of which there are concerts, convocations, and community groups. In this musical organization, also a credit course, students ore encouraged to develop their abilities ond further their appreciation of music. These impressive groups are under the direction of Mr. Harold Smith. )ice OS it performs for a capacity crowd for the annual Christmas Progri 30