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SUUIAL Ulll CE The social science department of H. T. H. S. has a well-bal- anced program of seven subjects. Orientation is a required course for all freshmen which includes nine Weeks of counseling and guid- ance, nine Weeks of driver's education, and one semester of civics. World history and American history, required subjects for soph- omores and juniors, are designed to increase the student's under- standing of present World events by a study ofthe past. Psychology, sociology, economics, and advanced civics are one semester courses available to seniors who want more specialized study in the field of social science. , - .1 . . g, 9 Alta Davis H. B. Bauman Top to bottom: Ben Chamness Kathryn Rice J ff' Alvina Shestak Hal Killebrew And now fm' a lesson in cents .' ' .x1wV'2a'1 . r 'J
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Whats this a sine of? MATHEMATIUS DEPARTMENT Established with the organization of the high school, the mathematics department has maintained its position in the high school curriculum. The department has grown un- til, at present, it has four members on the staff. All students are required to take at least one year of mathematics, and a full four year program is available for those who desire and need more basic training. The mathematics department proposes to train the student in the use of the tools of mathematical investigation, to help him develop the habit of logical thought and accurate expression, and to give him an appreciation of the cultural value of rigorous thinking. Mary Beggs June Malan Faye Moffet 5 Q! is ii I 71w,Q,a,.,., n28o
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Scientijfc 'minds at work! 'CIE UE IIEPARTME 'I' Since scientitic knowledge directly controls our manner of living, education in science is extremely important. The chief objective of the science department is to give, through its courses, a knowledge of science which will be of practical use in everyday life and adequate for college preparation. The importance of accuracy and reasoning is emphasized. Special attention is given to recent development in science, particulary in the field of nuclear energy. To aid in accomplishing its objectives the department maintains well equipped laboratories. Here students are given the opportunity to receive training in important laboratory techniques. All students are required to complete one year of science before graduation. The courses offered are general science for freshmen, biology for sophomores, chemistry for juniors and seniors, and physics for seniors. Students may earn either a major or a minor toward graduation or college entrance. Top to bottom : John Dotson Elizabeth Longbons Mary Murphy 0300
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