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Citizenship Education The high school students of today are the future citizens of tomorrow. In a few short years when these young people reach the age of twenty-one they will take part in the government ofthe nation by exercising their privilege and responsibility of voting. In order to be an intelligent voter, a person must have knowledge of government. Schools todoy are trying to prepare students to be responsible citizens by giving courses in citizenship education. At Harrison High School three such courses are offered. aw- 'F' N! F55 ,Ph at' ge,
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fix Service Statts The oftice, kitchen and custodial stafts of Harrison High serve the school with a cheer- fulness and willingness to offer assistance whenever needed. We are proud ofthe mem- bers most of whom have been with us for a long time. While performing their daily tasks, they evince a friendliness and warmth ap- preciated by every student and teacher. To their service and spirit we are ever indebted. Left to right Mr. James Calandruccio, Mr. Daniel DelVecchio, Mr. Joseph Maietta, Mr. Frank Calandruccio, Mr. Frank Sandonato. - H Mrs. Mary Fallani Miss Agnes Murtagh and Mrs. Sally Straface Josephine Porter Matron
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it ' s', 'N '--Aj V N12!,71ff3+s? CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, left to right: Miss Edith DiPace, Mr. Alfred Goldwater, Mr. James Eldredge, Chairman, Mr. George Briggs. Top: George Briggs and Class Lett: Edith DiPace and Class Bottom: Alfred Goldwater and Class The first of these, citizenship education, a fresh- men course taught by Mr. Goldwater, is divided into two sections - geography and citizen education. ln the latter part, students learn about national, state, and county government. In their junior year, students study world history under the direction of Mr. Briggs. They learn how the great nations of today originated and developed. Finally, students study American history in their senior year. Miss DiPace traces the economic, social, and political developments of our country.
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