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Using her notes as a reference, Lillian Lueder discovers a geographical location. More effective testing techniques were incor- porated into the Social Siudies Department this year, and several new maps were added. The department endeavors to give students a know- ledge of the w0rld's geographical features and a recognition of man's past which will make t0day's events more meaningful. In addition, sociology gives the-student insights into the forms and institutions of society, thereby better equipping him for his place in the world. Miss Robbert points out various territories which eventually became our country. APPRECIATION 0F WORLD Mr. Gustav Derer John Roschke clarifies voting methods for an American Chairman ol Social Studies Department History class. 26
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Kathy Sorensen and Al Hurisicker are able to develop greater speed and efficiency by use ofthe slide rule. TRODUCED Newness best describes the lllaihematics Depart- ment this year. Many things were added in order to offer students the best possible background in math. Most of the classes acquired new textbooks, and modern mathematics, such as set theory, was introduced in both honors and regular courses. After being taught at Wright junior College last year, the Senior honors math course is again being offered at Luther. All math courses strive to achieve careful, logical reasoning. Mr. Harold Meier Chairman of Mathematics Department SF
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ULTURES GAINED Bonnie Draeger and Lauren Archer prepare a conversation for Spoken German. Miss Elsa Birkner Chairman of Foreign Language Department The aim of the Foreign Language Depart- ment is to promote interest in the study ofthe German, Spanish, and Latin languages. A sense of accomplishment pervades these class- rooms as vocabulary, grammar rules. and pronunciation techniques are practiced. The history and culture of these countries are also taught. New maps were added to this department so that the student can actually see the cities, rivers, and mountain ranges which are the geographical factors affectingthe people. Tim Sellre coniugates the variousforms ofthe Latin verb porto.
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