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Social Sciences Eclify Pupils The Social Science Department believes that the study of history enables students to understand the society of the past and thus in- crease his mastery over the present. World History, American History, R. Abrego J. Carson J Colhns Texas History, and Civics will pre- pare individuals for the future in which these students will be partici- pating. F. Farris J. Howder G McCollum G. Nowotny A. Reyna G. Swanner M Kressin Texas History students in Mrs. McCol1um's class display term projects.
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Juniors Study Novels M, Lee K. Loew R. McPherson M. Searcy C. Starr R. Vickers 4 Miss Martha Searcy's English III students ponder the fundamentals of MARK TWAIN. l S. Reed Junior English is the last English course that a high school student is required to take. Because it is a terminal English course for many students, it is one of the most important courses in the high school curriculum. The study of composition and grammar is ex- tremely important in the junior year of English. Sophomore English continues the development of the two basic skills of English, reading and writ- ing. The course impresses upon students the importance of being able to communicate effectively and helps students gain an apprecia- tion of all types of literature. Dur- ing this second year of,English, students are introduced to the writ- ings of William Shakespeare and read their first long novel. English Il helps students to gain a better understanding of the technical side of the English language. Freshman English emphasizes the mastery of the skills learned during the earlier years of school. Through the use of these skills, the student learns to speak and write more clearly, more maturely, and with more variety.
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Algebra Bclffles Students L. Garcia D. Hamilton W. Neathery 5 513,579 AX XVNJ -, jj T 1 J.s1arer I Y Q -' ' C. Snyder i T9 W. Stack .N 'i5t,fi fs V Mathematics teaches students more than just numbers and how to work problems. The course is concerned with the logic behind various mathematical operation's. Students learn the background and development of mathematics. Freshman explain Algebra to fellow students.
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