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Good leaders know what great leaders have done, replied Mr. Truitt, Social Studies Department Head. Leadership is a combination of personality and knowledge? Knowledge is acquired through learning. 23 The course, Social Studies, provides records of previous great leaders and events for student studies. No Other subject deals with leadership as deeply. The basis of Social Studies is built on leadership. Unlike past years, enrollment in Social Studies classes is divided evenly between the 6 Social Studies Department classes. Students now choose specific Subjects that interest them; therefore they more eagerly learn. Mr. Truitt feels Social Studies teachers hold an advantage over most because of this. Each year Social Studies Department teachers order new filmstrips and materials to make their Classes as interesting and informative as possible. Top Left: Jeff Egan presents his World History project in Mr. Rodgers' class by using the overhead projector. Above: Miss McDonald explains the assignment to Tina Crank in World Geography Top Right: Mr. Rehfuss instructs Mike Smith on American Politics in Government class, while Ed Ross looks on.
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Top: Mrs. Hanneken really gets into the chemislry discussion. Middle Left: Mr. Ballard approves Bonnie Adams's and Gloria Beasleyrs experiment. Middle Right: Hubert Ferry, Rusty Litton, and Troy Teagarden look at the new addition in the aquarium. The Science department is gaining nimportance in the schooli Many teachers have begun to apply more lab work to the Classes. A few classes in the Junior department are becoming more involved in experiments. Most Junior building classes are interested in experimenting, but lack the proper equipment. Science Classes make the student more aware of his environment and of his feelings about nature. Science also harmonizes with many current events, such as the numerous oil spills suffered this year. The more advanced courses offer a basis for careers in nursing, other types of medicine, meteorology, Space technology, and more. However, as Mrs. Moore said, There is a definite need for more interest in the advanced science courses?
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