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Throughout recorded History there have always been very special individuals, who through their intelligence, demonstrated a high degree of superiority. These individuals have consistently been interested in History because they realize that although the condition of man changes, man does not. It follows, then, that high school girls take History because they are inter ested in man, and the boys are there because they are interested in girls. As a result, there are always plenty of World History students.” Why does a student take History 1) Mr. Acker, who furnished us with this brilliant piece of thought-provoking prose, is shown casually lecturing a history class. 2) Mr. Ewing examines a rough draft of the school paper. Mr Ewing teaches high school journalism and middle school history. 3) Aqui es la photographia de Senior Fisk! In addition to teaching history and current events, Mr. Fisk also teaches Spanish.
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Students add math to divide up day At Homer High School one year of math is needed in order to meet graduation requirements. There are some students who are required by parents to take more math. Most students probably take math because it may be needed for future college classes or some career. However, there are some who take it because they enioy it and a few have nothing better to do. 1) Mr Evans uses the overhead pro lector to show his students how to do a problem. 2) Mrs. Vincent shows her students a method of division. 3) Mr Grogg I °°ks over h,s al9ebra class. 15
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T A science class is always available In our school system there are two reasons why stu-dents take science courses beyond the basic requirement. First, some students follow a college preparatory curriculum through high school. This curriculum requires students to take sciences beyond the basic requirement. Second that the requirement of six hours of classwork in a small school, such as Homer, leaves the student with a limited choice of subject matter and science is one of the few courses offered. 1) Mr. Backlund, teaches Biology, Earth Science works at the enlar ger in the high school darkroom. 2) Mr. Ham tells one ot his students to Say something paranoid for us. Mr Ham teaches Chemistry and Physics. 17
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