Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

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ACADE IC New equipment, new books, new teachers expand the curriculum. Rushing to class. Working, learning, sleeping, the masses await 3505. Searching for truth and knowledge, studying, finally understanding the past, now comprehending the present. K 3 i 3 t 1

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History Department I frmofvottes N ew Methods In its classroom phase, the history department ex- perienced a slight diversion in teaching techniques. Voting procedures were studied in the government and U. S. History classes and sample voting ma- chines Were used in mock elections. In sociology the class was divided into groups, each of which made a complete survey of major so- cial problems. Learning continued outside the classroom as the U.S. History class traveled to the Conner Prairie Farm Museum. The government classes visited the state legislature and a federal court, While the sociol- ogy class toured the Crossroads Rehabilitation Cen- ter. Current events played an important role in and outside the classroom situation. Sophomore Kevin Brattain diligently takes notes in world history. I8 Junior Susan Horning views the bulletin board in U.S. history N i,i .- i'j'Wr V