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Page 137 text:
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ary Jameson, Mike Iette, and Steve Gertsch perform an inorganic experiment in Physics ass. Mr. Bill Screeton Chemistry and Physical Mr. Freeman Thomas Biology and Adv. Biology Mr. Douglas Turney Biology I Larry Hightower writes on a class subject of his choice. faculty-129
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Science Department meets students' needs The Science Department is designed to meet the needs of all students. Basic courses such as Physical Science and Life Science are offered for those who do not plan to major in any of the sciences but need a science course for gradua- tion. Biology I is offered for students who have a strong interest in the biologi- cal field. Biology ll, Zoology, Chemistry, and Physics are available for the stu- dent who is more oriented toward college and a career in the sciences. Beth Knight listens to class discussion Ronnie Coward Biology jerry Lee jackson Biology I Charles Humphrey Life Science E. 5 V .. 128-faculty Larry Gilmore hurries while taking notes in class. Dennis Edelhuber works hard in Botany class.
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Mini-course program new in Sociol Studies Department The Social Studies Department offers a sequential curriculum with the following ten areas of study: World History, World Geography, World Cultures, Sociology, Psychology, Humanities, American History, Current Affairs, Arkansas History, and Problems of De- mocracy. Constant re-evaluation of student needs and interests led to a new mini-course program in American History this year. Dur- ing the first semester, students had a summary course of American History. Each participating student then chose two nine weeks courses for the second semester from a list of fourteen offered. The courses each provided specialized and in-depth study in the phase of history most interesting to the student. Wayne Brannon American History Lee Brown American History World History Ice Hill World Geography American History William Iones American History Humanities Economics Sociology l 130-faculty H I f 1 i 2 Students tina that history assignments require lots of hard work
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