Lexington High School - Minuteman Yearbook (Lexington, MO)

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46 .4 'X present and future through social studies facts Pfwgfcesstng Mom Amefziean Htstony, taken as a gneshman, to the exciting studies og Geognap y and Govefmment, students gain a bfwad undefzstandxlng og the pfwsent wonlid and how it wofdes. As a senton, the student is not fneqwbned to pwzsue any soemli studies eownses, but a uafuied fumge og electives ts oggezeed. A student may choose Mom Economics, Cwment Issues, Sociology and Psychology. A nulxtwse o5 fznowtedge Mom the past and keeping up wtth the ewment mattefzs o5 tmpontance me the goals sbaessed in an tntefnesting , as well as tn5ofLma1x1ve, smies og eowzses.

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Mr. Doug Craft wonld geognaphg, govennmenx and economicb Mr. Gary Dixon goveanment and economica, daiveab educaxion conxempoaany i4Aue4 Mr. Bi11 Hamann ' I amenican hiarong, athletLc dLnec1oa Students live past S52

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Mm Language studies blend Mrs. Barbara Audsley engl,U.sh III, IV Miss Linda Come bwsinela engluh, aemedial englibh I, II, Apeech, daama and debate Mr. Bob Gibson engzian zz Stadentb og language aatb, both in Englibh and in goaeign languagei, aae aeqaiaed to attain impoatant goalo o5 good veabal and waitten communication. They alto develop an appaeciation 05 liteaatuae Aaom both the paot and paebent. Daaing the Aaeohman and Aophomoae yeaab, thifs bazsic gaoundwoah 42, laid, onto which moae can be built. Foaa yeaat og Engliih coaatea aae oggeaed, in addition to aemedial Englioh and battneit Engliih. Beeidei paevioui couaiet, Atadentt may tahe advantage og a good oppoatanity to Aee theta hnowledge applied and pat to woah in a paactical way in elective couaoei o5 Apeech, daama and debate, Faench and Spaniih.