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

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Mr. Vann Bryant smiles at the end of a hard day. Mr. Gaskin explains how to use a slide rule. Jenny Bridges wins at Science Fair. A class discussion is started by Mr. Talman Sisk. 42

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Mr. Carl Daniels has no problem get- ting attention from his students. Mr. James Pelham begins his classes with roll call. Social Studies Stress Events Students became more involved in the study of world- wide political affairs. The Social Studies Department teachers associated history with current events and policital events around the world. A current political situation which involved each student in American history and American government classes was the intensifying dilemma in Iran. This problem captured the attention of all students and brought about many debates in the various classes. This was one of several ways teachers put these problems in perspective for the students at Shanks. Kathy Bradley demonstrates her responsibility as a citizen. 41

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Physics students study for six-weeks exams. Science Hosts Regional Fair Labs, formulas, chemical bonds, dissections, and endless tasks were familiar to science students. In science courses such as physics, chemistry, biology, and physical science, these terms were often used. The Science Department was allotted six hundred dollars for science research for the first time. Once again, the department, headed by Mr. Carlos Gaskin, was the host of the Big Bend Regional Science Fair, which was held at Shanks High School on February 27-28. 1980. Mr. John Gibson addresses his class. Mrs. Benita Wiggins discusses homework. 43