James Madison High School - Prospectus Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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New Classes Added to Liberal Arts Curriculum This year new courses were added to the curriculum. In the English department some classes were entirely devoted to the study of Shakespeare. The Social Studies department offered Sociology, while Seniors could take a semester of American Government with a semester of Bchaviorial Science. BOTTOM LEFT: Miss Christ laughs at a response from a member of her class. RIGHT: The boys listen attentively to the lecture being given. Teachers having eight o'clock classes in the bungalows often had to com- pete with the Marching Rand rehearsing on the football field. BOTTOM RIGHT: A student takes advantage of an empty typing room and her lunch period to type up a paper for class. OPPOSITE PAGE-TOP: Mr. Thomas dwells on the writings of Emerson. BOTTOM: Miss Fcally helps a student with her report. 102 Classes

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Liberal Arts Mr. Moore English Mr. Mugg American Government. U.S. History Mr. Otis Contemporary Literature. Honors English Mr. Page Contemporary Literature Mr. Pappas American Government. U.S. History Mr. Perez Spanish Mrs. Perkins English Mr. Powell American Government, World History Mr. Quon American Government. World History Mr. J. Robinson English Latin Mr. K. Robinson English Literature Mrs. Sinton German Mrs. Smith English Foods Mr. Stein met Drama Public Speaking Miss Tcrkclscn French Miss Theodore Mr. Thomas Contemporary English Literature Mr. Turner Mrs. Van Elten U.S. History French Miss Vrccland English Mr. Walker Political Science Mrs. Young MissZolin English English Jr. Advisor In their joint U.S. History Inquiry class, Mr. Kilcoync and Mr. Haiman listen and consider a student's opinion. Classes 101

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