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SOCIAL SCIENCE Jesus Pizano explains the westward movement to Lar- ry Mortensen in United States history class. Above the blackboard is a time line, which proved to be a great help to students. The arrow can be moved as the class studies different his - torical periods. Mr. Charles H. Richard- son--B.A. , Tennessee University; M. A. , Uni- versity of Arizona. He teaches social science. His hobbies are tennis and reading, and he spon- sors the Senior Class and oratorical contest. Mary Helen Tarango, Pedro Morales, Amelia Heredia and Nick Madrid receive test papers from Eugene Noble. Historical background necessary to understand 13
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ENGLISH Rosalie McCullar and Armida Varela look for information for history and English term papers. Mrs. Ellen Vandervort--M. S. , University of Nebraska. Mrs. Vandervort teaches freshman and sophomore English; her hobbies are reading, sight-seeing and cooking. She sponsors the Wildcat. our language, make balanced four-year study. Mr. Vernon Schultz--B. A. , Brenda Horn seeks information from one of the reference North Central College, Illi- books in Morenci High School library. The library pro- nois. Mr. Schultz teaches vides research material for the students' convenience. English and civics; his hobby is photography. He sponsors the Junior Class.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE Courses in United States and world history, civics and American problems were offered to social science students this year. Ably direct- ing these classes were Mr. Charles H. Rich- ardson and Mr. Neal Nichols. American problems classes studied cur- rent American and world problems and hap- penings from TIME and NEWSWEEK mag- azines. Movies were shown and miscellaneous pamphlets distributed for better understanding of world affairs. In order to graduate, students must have passed tests on the United States and Arizona Constitutions, which were studied in the United States history classes. Vivienne Neubauer distributes TIME mag- azine. In the background Mary Ruth Scanlon and Barbara Vallejo compare notes. Sarah Alvillar points out Milan, Italy, to Gail Wiltbank in world history. Mr. Neal Nichols --B. A. , Arizona State College, Tempe. Mr. Nichols teaches United States history; his hobbies are reading and golfing. He sponsors the Junior Class and the oratorical contest. world and American affairs gleaned in classes; 14
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