Howard High School - Howard Shield Yearbook (Ellicott City, MD)

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Physics Shirley Somerville, Sue Young, and John King take notes as Jimmy Quinlan demonstrates a principle in physics. Biology Bill Hesson explains the func- tion of the liver to Barbara Dorsey while Linda Phillips points it out to Allan Sosslau. JOSEPH MCNEII, DONALD HlLBERT Pllysivs anll fllfielnistry Biology Mevhanival Drawing

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EMMA TROXEL ALLIE CORBIN FRANK ARNOLD HARMS US. History U.S. History LUPASHUNSKI Wturlci History English P.0.D P.O.D. Ec. Geography U.S. History Iliff- United States H its tory Westward Hoi The study of our country's his- tory is one requirement of graduation. Connie Ben- nett points out the Missis- sippi River to Cecil Per- kins, Francis Johns, and Richard Larrick. xr 9 i Problems of Democracy Help is what criminals need, says Doris Greger. Donald Wessel and David Anderson agree that it is the best possible solution. In P.O.D., political, social, and economic problems are discussed.

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Algebra Future mathematicians and scientists need a good back- ground in mathematics and algebra. Charles lager and David Munro are working some problems. Checking their work are Ruth Phillips and Kay Romoser. Psychology It's always interesting to talk about one's self. Jerry O'lVlara, Vivian Boswell, Louis Hobson, and Betty Young discuss problems brought up for discussion in psychology.