Leesville High School - Silhouettes Yearbook (Leesville, LA)

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Notes Fron MRS. MYRA BOYD MR. CHARLES BURR MISS SANDRA BUSH MR. JACK GAMBLE MR. GERALD LONG The social studies program helps stu- dents to acquire knowledge and skills essential for good citizenship, as well as attitudes which lead to sound demo- cratic behavior. The classroom provides for maximum intellectual consideration of the problems of society and a better understanding of the past in order to pre- vent reoccurrences in the future. MR. KIMBLE MARLER The American flag, a symbol of our great land. 94 Civics involves learning as well as reporting.

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Notes From the Science Department MR. RICHARD CARTER MR. BOBBY CRAFT MR. ROLAND JONES MRS. NINA SONNIER A chemistry experiment requires about four interested people. Students participate in field ac- tivities which provide opportunities to apply methods and principles of science to the investigation of prob- lems of living. Emphasis is upon scientific principles, their discov- ery, understanding, and application. Class- room and laboratory situations provide oppor- tunities for individual and group instruction, investigation, and experimentatioh. MR. RAY WADE Plants are interesting. The end result should be interesting.

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the Social Studies Department Each year the American History classes study Communism. Mr. Gamble pinpoints a country or two for his geography students. Mr. Long emphasizes the importance of Civics. Mr. Burr enjoys giving students a tour of America.