Madison High School - Federalist Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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ggi, Wit? 1 L, -1 A -lf . ,L .. ,, s f' if 1 . 4 .. .ws il? ' ,, Mrs, Ameliq Auld Mrs. Benona Dawson Mr. Elmer Drake Mr. Delbert Ensign Mr, Donn Gassaway Social Studies En9llSl1 Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Counseling SOClCIl Studies epartment It is the responsibility of the social studies department to present the heritage of our development as a nation of people. To this we must add knowledge of current proc- esses that shape the present and determine the future. As freshmen you established the beginnings of man: traced his development to our medieval society, then, having found that individual man recognized a much greater destiny, were able to follow him. As sophomores, through the struggling societies and institutions of the world during the Renaissance the in- dustrial revolution and the great wars. As juniors you related our American heritage to its European foundations, developed an appreciation of the organization of our great government, traced the course. of historical growth how we became the greatest nation on earth. Then, finally as seniors you saw your own position: a participant both present and future. Participating as an individual: within groups, and as a breadwinner against others yet all backed by the might of a stable government. You have arrived. You are ready for the world. Care- ful, we hope, recognizing your shortcomings but ever alert to your potential. Free now to grow in understand- ing and appreciation against my challenge. Mr. Ben Jarrett Chairmah Social Studies Department Above is Mr. Ben Jarrett, S.S. department chairman

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Jarrett Heads Social Studies Mr. O'Donnell is often seen lecturing to his classes. Q Besides teaching English and Social Studies, Mrs. Dawson teaches an effective reading class.

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3' :. . , 5,7 i i .4 Mr. Ensign enioys instructing his students to higher learning.