Henderson County Community College - Cardinal Yearbook (Athens, TX)

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WHSOI1 D663 Government CEIIIOI DOOHD Psychology Frances Grayson History Robert Farmer History Neal LEIWSOII Division Chairman Geography, Sociology, Anthropology Terry SpuI1OCk Government, History N G ' A ii. fy ,,..1,,, if - sii it y ssir Mr. Wilson Dees, a Gov times dull subject interesting. xml, 1' ' h's classes making a some- ernment teacher with full classes, interjects his pleasing persona ity into 1 ,

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Honors History Class Organized SUCI LSCIE CE Only minor changes took place in the Social Science Divi sion this year. An honors class, composed of mostly history majors was organized and taught by Mrs. Frances Grayson. An excellent audio-visual library was acquired with films purchased for psychology, history, government, anthropol- ogy , and geography. All these films were usable on an indi- vidual student level. On the spot observations in laboratory field work were made by visitations to the Legislature. Field trips to institu- tions of correction and mental retardation schools were also made. This was in keeping with the new method of simula- tion in teaching by exposing students to realisitc situations connected with their class. 3 - ' V , ...ri-W, ,,,,. ,,,,,,i - 'I M gf- . swan-rf.. , , , Neal Lawson, Division Chairman, is kept busy teaching classes in geography, sociology, and anthropology. 170 Mrs . Frances Grayson , emphasizes a point in question in her Honors History class. WHYHS Scott Religious Studies W

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Lifetime Sports Activities Emphasized HEALTH AND P.E. The department of Health and P.E. heavily programmed those sports such as golf, tennis, archery, volleyball and square dancing - the so-called lifetime leisure activities - for the 1974-'75 .year. All of these activities are coed sports. The national trend places more emphasis on individual and coed activities and less emphasis on team sports. The program at HCI C was somewhat ahead of the national norm in that respect. The second year of coed golf instruction was expanded and enriched with plans formulated for the construction of a three par golf course. An experimental course was tested , following an outlined route . to see if the available campus space would be adequate to accommodate the course. Physical Education classes were started in Terrell for the first time during the spring semester, and the P.E. program at Pales- tine was expanded. The class in Sports Officiating gained much interest with the students acquiring first hand knowledge and experience by offi- ciating at games for local schools. Sixty P.E. majors also had access to classes in First Aid, Introduction to Health and P.E. , and Community Health and Hygiene . Jim Owens shows a student the proper way to grip a golf club. 172