Marshall High School - Marshaline Yearbook (Marshall, MO)

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49 ' ff ff fa 7-If f, f,f, , 1, . I, 'Z- 3, Z, 1 fi 4, 2 A 7 f 2 Russ Whyte 7 I 'aa f A Jim Hargrave ' I f f 12 fff gif f 5 f fg , I f W Z ff ,, ,Q 1',q'4f, V . X R yy, ,, 1. V, M ff V ' ff I f . w, X 4 an J ,, ff 1 .7 V .ff H., ,YJ aff! ff ' C ay I .fcfdf iz ' , ' J-1 I f , WW 1 ff f.9,4j..,,f4,, , , . 1, X fm? 5 f David Nelson My ' 1 f X Charles Guthrey . Kevin Hart Alan Hagedorn Lorene Emmerson John Barchi 7 4 , If QA 'ml I2 I Social Studies strives for excellence Classes fake trip to Truman library The largest department of Mar- shall High School is the Social Studies Department headed by Russ Whyte. Other faculty members are: Jim Hargrave, Charles Guthrey, Dave Nelson, Kevin Hart and Alan Hagedorn. The wide range of courses offered begins with required ninth grade American History. In the tenth grade students are allowed to select from two of four semester courses, European History, Cultural Studies, Missouri History and World Georgraphy. Eleventh graders can choose from any of the tenth grade courses plus, American History since 1929 and Advanced American History. A senior may choose from any of the courses, however, two more classes, Senior Contemporary Issues and Sociology and Family Living are added. Contemporary Issues and Advanced American History since 1929 are both college prepatory co1u'ses. Up until my senior year I hadn't really thought much about current events. Contemporary Issues class has made me realize that current events and happenings are very influential on me, said senior Teresa Schieszer. This past year Russ Whyte and Dave Nelson took their Missouri History classes on a field trip to the Truman Library, Fort Osage, and stopped at Lexington on the way home. I think the field trips are ex- cellent, said Dave Nelson. Psychology, another popular Social Studies course for seniors, was taught by Lorene Emmerson and John Barchi. The main function of the class is to explore, describe and understand behavior, said Emmerson. The course consisted of many experiments,introducing students to hypnosis, learning experiences, finger mazes and a few others. Each student was required to teach members of the class one of their own individual talents or in- terests. It was not uncommon to see a football player practicing his jump, or even a cheerleader working on a takedown. I feel that taking Psychology will prepare me for future op- portunities, said senior Donna Reynolds. aa fa W- Zylfwlygivifw