Miami Palmetto High School - Palm Echo Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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ELEVENTH GRADE HiSTORY TEACHER RRLPH RICE PAUSES WHILE PREPJ'IRING hSSIGNMENTS FOR HIS CLASSES Social Science Seminars Encourage Advancement In our modern. c05mopclitan world. the know!- mtge 0f the past must precede the study of the present day. An understanding of all ages, times. and peoples gave students an mSIght to the future. since all events are mirrored in gesterday's pages at history. Students obtained a better knnwtndga at our :ountry-how it began. and how it IS runt through required courses in United States His- tory and United States Government and Ecol nomics. Covering international relations were Narld History and Americanisrn vst Commu- 1ism. Sociology and Pswhology were among ather atective courses instructing students about the world in which they live. W. Clark J. Etts'ngcr

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German teacher Ingeborg FranI-c uses tape and ear- I A I phones to correct students' pronounciation probicms, I. Frank J. Rum: x111 A MR. IVhN Dams. LATIN INSTRUCTOR. EMPHASIZES PROPER VERB CDNJUGATIDN TO HIS STUDENTS.

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Q g .l. Schluthtr Senior Davld Lange supplements his classroom Iearnlng with materials used for a government research paper. nullmglng hls pupils' ability to debatar Mr. Walter DeMarkc moderates centrawrsbar discussions during government class-requlred for seniors.