James A Shanks High School - Tiger Yearbook (Quincy, FL)

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Rebecca Campbell, Stillman College, B.S. Linda Rumsey, University of West Florida, B.A. Bernard Koplin, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, B.S. Alma Jenkins, Florida A M University, B.S.

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Martha Butler use their leisure time to study and discuss Marcella Peterson, Dianna Porter, Belinda Chesser, and problems. Library Adds New Reference Room A new reference room was added to the library. In the room, new reference materials were organized and arranged to benefit students and faculty. In addition to the reference room, new reference books were ordered. A video tape machine was purchased for use by teachers. Mrs. Maurine Thomas, the new librarian, handled the reference room and the machines. The library's quiet atmosphere provided a good place for students and faculty to study, relax, and read books. Materials in the library included encyclopedias, dictionaries, filmstrips, pamphlets, magazines and tapes. Melba G. Strong, Florida State University, B.S. Maurine Thomas, Florida A M University, M.S. 35

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James Pelham, Florida State University, B.S. Lucy Rollins, Florido A M University, M.S. American government student William Hall views America in comparison to other countries. History Teachers Use New Ideas Class participation increased as history teachers encouraged student involvement by using transparencies and war games. War games were devised to help students get a better idea of the resources and defenses of other countries. Along with tenth grade students came world history and a new way of looking at the world. Not only did students learn about countries of today but also about ancient civilizations and their cultures. World history teachers also employed games to help promote student involvement in class. Carl Daniels, Florida A M University, M.Ed.