Homewood Flossmoor High School - Odin Yearbook (Flossmoor, IL)

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I , l SQCIAL SCIENC And in the beginning . .. there is geography, a basis for comprehending the concepts of history and economics. . . . and Listened and Learned . x 'f .- x ' Sociology and psychology is a popular elective dealing Like so many schools around the nation, H-F is with Man, the most highly complexand social animal. experimenting with team teaching and finding it highly successful. John Poster, U.S. History teacher, develops interest and , 1'C?l1tY ln C1355 and individual Studies thf0U3h the use of Humor, a necessary element in all classes, is injected into one of Mr. primary sources. Shive's economic classes. V, 1 ... N -- l t

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Besides planning pages and meeting deadlines, the yearbook staff learns to deal with the business world such as these representatives of the Colad Co., Inc. Self-expression is evident and important in courses such as art survey. 93' H-Fers Study . E-1, a massive lecture hall for The Arts, makes it possible to educate hundreds of people at a time through team teaching. Mr. Linus Carroll conducts one of the many bands in H-F's widely known music department. A scene from La Vida Es Sueno is enacted by Spanish IV-V students. Foreign language students make use of the language lab to improve pronunciation and increase fluency. S E 5

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SCIENCE LIBR RY Well-equipped laboratory facilities are a necessity in developing the ability to observe and report calculations accurately. s ,,,:- . ,A l ' , , 1 , f- Ti ,Q A in . and Probed and Examined ,A Individual study booths, added to the library this year, provides private, undistracting areas for testing and studying. The objective of science education is to expand a student's exploration into the vast areas of natural phenomena. A vast film library is a great boon to enlarging the scope and interest of daily class life. fleftj Microfilms and projectors, available to all students, allow the compilation of magazines, newspapers, etc. to exist without the bulkiness and upkeep demanded of shelving such resources.