Madison Heights High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Horizons Mrs. Jones brings her classes appreciation of some of the world ' s greatest literature. Speech class gives students the change to express their opinions on many subjects. Here Sandy Morris talks about her pet peeve. Parlez-vousfranpais? Mrs. Harp explains the conjunction of a regular er verb, to speak, to her beginning French class. The history of Rome is only one of the fascinating chapters in world history. jsfegggS - ■- • Mm

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Rewards the Serious Science Student Chemistry experiments are a challenge to perform and under¬ stand for Bill Steimer, Dennis Poore, Jama Doenges, Mike Mundy, Jan Palmer, and Joyce Ehle. Working with equilibrium forces in physics class, Jim Chitty, Rosalind Windsor, Ann Skinner, and Eric Krall apply Newton ' s Laws of Universal Gravitation.

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Stretch To Include the Whole World Besides teaching the basic principles of our Constitutional Republic, Mr. Hunt presents his own philosophy of life. Mr. McLain controls a laugh as Nancy Michaels experiments with a part of the Stanford- Binet Intelligence test in psychology class. Through the Language and Social Studies Departments, students explore many phases of the whole world of man’s experience. In their history and government courses they develop an understanding of the influences and events that shaped our Western civilization, an appreciation of our American heritage, an interest in foreign cultures, and a concern for the problems of our times. The literature courses bring them the ideas of great men and an understanding of people beyond the range of their own experience. Speech and English classes teach them to use their own language effectively, while foreign language study gives them an insight into the structure of language and a further knowledge of other peoples. 13