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1 l Social Science Offered Course Variety to Students Mr. Settles lends some helpful support to Mike Levin, a student in distress. Mr. Kochevar captivates his World History students with the saga of ancient Rome. 138 Shi Social sciences prepared students for future citizenship responsibilities. American government and problems of democracy gave students an insight into the traditions and pro- cesses of our government. Participants in econ- omics classes received a knowledge of business influences on the citizenry of a nation. World affairs inspected various struggles for world power, such as the rivalry between the free and Communist spheres. Social studies and U.S. History offered a comprehensive review of the American govern- mental structure on the local, state, and national levels. Studies of constitutions and voting procedures and requirements created an awareness of the disciplines and privileges of citizenship. World History introduced semi- nar study. Students examined specific problem areas as they traced the history of civilization and formulated their own conclusions about fallacies and virtues of political and social policies. TOP ROW: Richard Crook, Dave Dorick, William Edwards. SECOND ROW: Shirley Gibbs, Matt Kochevar, Eloise Laubscher.THIRD ROW: Leroy Leslie, James Maloney, Richard Samlin. BOTTOM ROW: William F. Settles. Not Pictured: Gloria Larson. fill' we 45'-is yjxx 61 if? 1' ii - V if 55 is M ' MQ4 , 'il -Ji-' Q Q 5 . QS 1 A 'fiat
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Y Phil Pasteris improves his German pronunciation in the language lab. ?75?795V 3? , ' . .f 0 I f ii,,,. 'L - f l if Wx. , ff fr 'AA, 'A-'W Q! , .-...-,sf IKEA, 'Q ff, . M .K .ii,3f.. ,a f -ff, ygqxgrl' , it M31 .vwtizf gf gg, , ' -' .W - - 'W' 'Vx' . L TOP ROW: Lawrence Alvarez, Louis Businaro, Alice Hartman. BOTTOM ROW: May Lloyd, Anita Pag Wilbur. Not Pictured: Anita Barz, Linda Parthun. e, Alice Jim Stogis explains the importance of Berlin in relation to Germany and the nations bordering it. 'Q W washi- aggr- my if 2 J' 137
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H 5 E , Portraynn the West ln a hlstory play Maryann Snebold pleads wnth her father Todd Hogan who seems completely bored wlth the whole sltuatlon Donna Hoffmeyer explams the strateglc Importance of a county seat Bruce Johnson expounds on the fanlures ofthe feudal system , l line, ar 5 ,.. 51. X K, VJf,f,.,.. . ww fx 2 Nfl. - ex. -N ex
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