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EXTREME UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Carroll. ' The studious Teacher. EXTREME LEFT: Miss Wood proves to her class that the world's not flat. FAR LEFT: When Hugh Golson talks—People listen. UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Mitchell lectures to her economics class on the value of consumer economics. UPPER RIGHT: It looks like it's going to be another one of those days. ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Dekle. broadening his horizons. ABOVE: Mr. Golson thinks. “Thank God for Fridays. LEFT: Mrs. Carroll takes a badly needed break. 29 Compliments of Red Andersons
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The history and social studies I courses this year were geared toward I practical concepts that students would I be able to use now and in the future. Mr. I Franklin Butler, head of the history de- I partment. stated. “We are trying to I steer the curriculum closer to required I courses in order for students to do bet- I ter on standardized tests.” In short, the 1 history and social science department I was concerned with the welfare and fu- I ture of the students. I European, world, and U.S. history I were all integral parts of the history I program. These subjects were taught I by Kathi Wood. Fay Carroll. James De- I kle, Hugh Golson. Franklin Butler. An- I nette Mitchell, and Josh Harris. I Mr. Butler was quoted as saying. “So- I cial studies classes are putting empha- I sis on map skills. Hopefully, this will en- I able our students to better function in I society.” HISTORY AND THE MAKING 28 SOCIAL STUDIES Compliments of
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The science department broadened students' horizons and helped them un- derstand the world around them. Sci- entific knowledge was important for a student to gain, if he was bound for the world of tomorrow. Future chemists, physicists, and inventors had to start somewhere, and that was by beginning with the basics. Basics such as biology, chemistry, human physiology, and earth science helped to fulfill students' science needs. Dr. Neil Mullis joined the Jenkins science staff, and helped stu- dents comprehend the complex world in which they lived. OUR WORLD UNKNOWN 30 SCIENCE Compliments of Punch Judy Flair
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