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N h Q. 28 Q- RIGHT: What a psychic! With eyes closed, Tom Benaquisto points out the location of I-75 to Ray Marcil. BELOW: Who says Mr. Glei isn't 1007, American. BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: If I pass go, do I really collect 8200, Mr. Schramj' exclaims Kevin Smith. ,. 7 I. ,AV K , 1 Wu Mr. I-Iarold Rice ' Z Mr. John Glei , ,,Vv
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1 i i F ABOVE: The ND math teachers make sure each student knows how to approach various mathematical problems. Here, Mr. Mastey diligently reviews the answers to a problem in one of his math classes. LEFT: With an air of disbelief, Mr. Berch wonders how one of his students could get into the calculus class without knowing the multiplication tables. FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Taking one of Mr. Lynch's tests can be a grueling ex- perience as these students laboriously work out the answers to an exam while Mr. Lynch watchfully looks on.
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Innovative Best Describes Soc. tudies If there is one adjective that best capsulizes the Social Studies Department that word would be in- novative. Besides the addition of new, relevant, and interesting courses to the curriculum, the department has developed the concept of the mini-course in which students take classes of a nine-week duration rather than the usual eighteen weeks. A most important ad- vantage of this plan is that it provides not only a variety in course selection, but it also permits a rota- ton of teachers as well. The department offers a whole spectrum of studies such as Michigan History, Russia, Canada, U.S. Foreign Policy, U.S. Government, Economics, and Social Problems. These are just a few of the courses given. Also, this year the department added a new member, Mr. Kenneth Long who brought to ND his knowledge of economics. Because of the suc- cess of the economics course and student demand, a class in macro-economics will be included in the curriculum next year. Yes, the combination of new ideas, new faces in the department, and student eri- thusiasm make the ND Social Studies Department one of the best among comparable high schools. Mr. William Schram Mr. Kenneth Long 3369 5
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