Harrison High School - Golden Goblin Yearbook (Harrison, AR)

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Social ladder- ' 'feczchkzg gg Zz In American and world history courses, students find the knowledge which enables them to appreciate their social, economical, and religious heritage, and to apply this knowledge toward a better future. These courses help the students to realize the influence of years gone by upon present- day problems. For those who are particularly inter- ested in the organization, function, and service of the U.S., HHS offers a course in government and economics. 4057, Coach Dean Wilburn listens while his American government students recite the lesson for the day. To add to their education as good Americans, government students study all four levels of government and the Bureau of Internal Revenue . More than memorizing memorable moments in the history of the world, students study the why's and how- com es of global happenings. Here, Coach Hulen Quattlebaum lectures to one of his sophomore classes. Mrs. Anna Beth Mitchell laughs with her American history class over a question asked. Mrs. Mitchell also teaches speech and sponsors the Drama Club.

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gud, Kiowa, and ,445 The HHS Band performs at all home ball games and pep assemblies. They also give concerts for the student body and the public. The glee club works to prepare assembly programs for our school, civic clubs, and other events. They present a Christmas and a spring concert annually oc V Pi 34 F vt Mrs. Gibson illustrates to her chorus class the importance of vowel formation. The new art teacher, Mr. Townzen, is instructing his students in painting land- scapes, portraits, and still-life. These pictures were displayed at the Christmas band concert and will be in the spring exhibit. We have many talented artists in HHS and we are proud of them all. Mr. Anderson led the HHS Band to great success on many occasions during the school year. Mr. Carroll Townzen, art teacher of HHS, has many new ideas. He is showing a picture, painted by one of his students. 1 47

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aww--74a .dam of ham-te .. 2- 'w 4' 'X X 1 s Mrs. Earl Rife, teacher of chemistry and physics, is displaying her idols, Lucy and Charlie Brown, to her class. Rwcdalogq Coach Toothaker in his psychology class is displayinga technique oi' learning on Jim Harp with John Phillips assisting. In biology, Mrs. Kelley is showing her class the organs of a frog before they enter the lab to dissect a real one. The science department provides the students with excellent labs for use in biology, chemistry, and physics. Biology teaches the life processes of plants, ani- mals, and humans. Chemistry deals with the characteristics of the elements, and physics includes the study of mechanics, heat, light, sound, and electricity. Psychology and sociology help the students to learn and understand the aspect of human nature more thoroughly.