North Farmington High School - Aurora Yearbook (Farmington, MI)

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American History students review for test by answering the questions at the end of the chapter. Preparing for the Future b 63 1 Miss Mary Ciochetti Mr John Herrington Miss Mary Johnson Mrs. Mary Keen Mr. Fred Moiner Mr. Terrance O Hagen J Donald Robison Mr. Ralph Temby Mr. Ray Voss

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Finding understanding of problems ig gained by Seniors in Sociology through pantomine. Todo 's Society omes to Seniors in Sociology What next? Living in the complex society of today pre- sents many difficult problems. Sociology gives the students a sound basis for family life and future marriage and parenthood. Basic soci- ological principles are discussed in class. Students take part in panel discussions and act out hypothetical situations. Guest speakers add an authentic touch to the course. Movies keep the course a fast moving and interesting one. The students find a well stocked library in their room to aid them in their research work. Miss Mary Gripton 145

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Whether the student at North Farmington is interested in the evolutionary development of the United States or of the whole world, the History department of NF can more than adequatly accomodate him. The American History classes study our basic foundation and heritage, while international events are dealt with in the world history classes. The aim of both courses is to help students see history in a better light. Current events are a vital component of a complete history discussion. Talks made by returning servicemen have helped contribute to this effort. One of the most enjoyed activities of the world history classes was their visit to see Camelot. L ' tb P With his room decorated for the holiday season, Mr John ed in e Herrington conducts his class. an ,., Q , .A 1- 1 talking. Above: I answered that question once before! Left: Mr. Terance O'Hagan reminds students their tests will be destroyed if there is any