Middletown High School South - Aquiline Yearbook (Middletown, NJ)

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firm Af Helen A, Jones Patricia D. McDermott I Patricia Larkin-Chamra Douglas McKensey Picture Unavailable Warren Matson Rich Mosca KWH! Louis R. Mazzie, Jr. Robert E. Steller ' 'K ' .,f1ff'-v J,- , ., 14 ., f --'ff ,-.,.M.,1., . ,,Y ,L-,-.-1. .. 1 - fi Ha I K QWA .. , 1 ..,..M...:.a XX Mr. Abdella delivers a lecture on our country's early colonial period in U.S History l. ,:..-ff, HQ Test-correcting is a serious effort with Mr. Mazzle. H- W. Y f t Q E -it-.1 1 R 4 i Xi Mr. Marion has his students follow their texts to coordinate their notes. 169 -If . fra? 1 .: . ':': - 13

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Learning Civic Duty A college-bound student may find that his background in Social Studies will be the most valuable thing he has gained in his three years at MHSS. Although the main concern of many of the courses has been the presentation of historical events, the ac- companying concepts are also important influences. information about political systems, economics, geography, map-reading and social forces help students to better understand how historical events occur, and what specific factors can trigger them. After completion of the two years of U.S. History required for a high school graduation the student should be familiar with the U.S. Constitution, and the structure and function of our govern- ment, major points in U.S. foreign policy, the free enterprise system, and major civic matters. The faculty of the history department also helps to train stu- dents inthe art of good citizenship by staging debating sessions in class. These enable students to weigh functual evidence when making any decision, particularly in voting for political offices. The department offers information on college studies and careers in law, politics, economics and social studies. S t , E T 'g E flilleg iogeas Ng... Mrs. Barrett's Human Behavior course delves into the history of psychology. it 42 If 9 f s I 755' f .W ,S , e f t T J ,A 1 it 'l N, 4 f Joseph D. Marion David Abdella Deborah H. Barrett Pa f X , wi tricia Esch bach Corridon 3 , A t ,. i M 'X W ?

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O .,.,.,,sA -., .A, . .5 Roger Allgor A force of tomorrow's secretaries man the machines. 1. tg .-fps. .. if if Carole Fogko Mrs. Kimbrough explains the finer points of ledger accounting, Joseph Kimbrough Frances Mason A practice session in dictation helps sharpen listening skills.