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Ztwlfffflgflf gf s'fz1:z2fzz'x 522015 Because the past year was filled with many eventful world happenings, the' senior class had much material to correlate with their work. One semester found them concerned with American domestic problems centered mainly on'labor and economics, while the other semester was spent studying American foreign policy and international problems. Seniors found a whole new world opened for them in the writings of early and modern England. Students became concerned with their own literary creations and studied films and recordings which provided addi- tional understanding. Preparation forthe life ahead, which be- gan in the sophomore year, was taken up on a greater scale in senior English and social studies classes. Guidance for vocations and c o l 1 e g e entrance was especially empha- sized in this third and final school year. Probing into their country's past, the juniors learned of the indomitable courage displayed by Americans in the building of our nation. This thrilling story of Ameri- ca's growth unfolded all of its hardships, drama, and glory, thus teaching them to value and appreciate their heritage. Be- cause Hawaii was admitted as the fiftieth state, a greater interest was taken by the juniors as they studied America's history. The viewing of films on historical events enabled the students to visualize life as it was in early America. Lessons in grammar aided the students in writing compositions and this, in turn, gave the students the opportunity to express their thoughts and feelings on many subjects. Participating in oral activities, such as special reports and discussions, helped them to improve their speech and poise. THE STUDY OF FOREIGN POLICY is intriguing and requires much study and discussion, as this senior class nds out. Lloyd Na ka ha ra presents a foreign policy report to his classmates as the others busily take notes. wage
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