Lindblom Technical High School - Eagle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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EOClfLl4fL8lfLf86! Web, the people of the United States , . These words evoke glorious memories of our national heritage of freedom. Because of the understandings developed in history, civics, and economics, students are acauirinq information that will help them maintain and protect this free dom. ln the social studies the rnaf chinery of aovernment, the story of democracy, and our inheritance as a nation unfold before the student. ln- terviews with civic leaders, union representatives, and successful busi- ness men, toqether with field trips to government institutions, make the social studies vital topics in every studont's life. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT FACULTY Upper Mr. Miles Shore ljconornicrs Chairman ot the flotfial Stiitticna llepartrncnt Miss Margaret B. Howatt llimstory Mrs. lane L. Cates llizatory Left center Mrs. Aanes Donoahuo Civics Mr. Michael Ganey Civics and History Right center Miss Betty Hansen Carecrrz Mr. Philip Abrahanison Civics Lower Mr. Montefiore Goodman Civivxz and History Mr. Edward Boucher C1 v ics llafif Xt ilu-v anew' sms-.,.,,, 'rt'-LP an-ff 3' .WJ .Q-4' t Ex. S X : . 3 ei, X in , ,, , 8, , .. 'Ei ,-v i Y I

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9lflfLOClf'6LClf Upper let! Barbara Grant interprets population trends tor Don Wencel in economics. An im- portant phase ot social studies work is reading graphs and charts, Upper right A panel discussion on party organization in a civics class leads to a better understand- ing of our political system. Don Kulikowski, Agnes Fitz- hugh, and Birdine Bradley discuss the influence of the national committee in party nominations, as Bob Raverty locates a favorite sons state. Middle left Recapturing the past through modern means ol communication brings the re' ality oi yesterday into focus in the study ot U.S. History. Sue Amstutz, Paul Engstrom, and Regina Blue peruse head- lines based on important hiss torical events. Middle right Bill Hitchcock traces munici- pal organization ior civics stu- dent Iackie Sindelar, who as- sociates the name with the lace. Lower Independence Hall is brought to Lindblom as Rich- ard Wojcik. Ierry Markus, George Boyd, Robert Ander- son, and Simon Cangemi re- enact the signing of the Dec- laration of Independence. Pi.1o?it

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