Marshall University High School - Collage Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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19 The M-U Social Studies department offers a varied cur- riculum. It allows students to learn the basics and find out more about specific areas. Examples of the course sub- jects are: Latin American Studies. American History. Soci- ology. World History. American Cities and American Wars. M-U students also have the opportunity to learn about the US Judicial system by taking Youth in Pursuit of Justice at the Government Center. OPPOSITE PAGE: CLOCKWISE: Herbert Guertin. Lester Twedeli. George Patten. John Walther. Leona Hansen. THIS PAGE: CLOCKWISE: Robert Baker. Joe Jocketty. Gene Persha. Lyle Christensen. Art Chiodo. Bob Ferguson. SOCIAL STUDIES

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MATH The M-U Math Department caters to the needs of all M-U students. This is seen in the variety of courses offered. They range from: General Math to Geometry to Math Analysis to Probability and Statistics. M-U Math teachers are hard-workers as they strive to bring mathematical knowledge to their students. And if you followed that last proof or derivation, they succeed!

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20 Do your linguistic skills classify you as a beginning, intermediate or advanced language student? M-U lan- guage teachers provide classes for each of these levels and for those of you who are somewhere in-between. Starting with exposure to letters and numbers in Span- ish and French, progress can even lead to reading philosophical novels in your language choice. M-U Music and Art Departments have very few person- nel. Vet. they offer many varied courses such as: sculp- ture. photography, choir, jewelry, band and more. THIS PAGE CLOCKWISE: George Traficante. Music; Andrew Ostazeski. Art; William Ronning. Art; Arturo Herrera. Spanish; Barbara Gunderson. French. OPPOSITE PAGE: CLOCKWISE: Joan Krogseng. Home Ec.; Louis lacarella. Ind. Arts: David Nielson. Ind. Arts TV; Chris Driessen. Ind. Arts: Idebelle Silverstein, Home Ec. FOREIGN LANG, and FINE ARTS