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Robert C. Allen Problems of Democracy Vance D. Brown Civics, Arithmetic Robert L. Flath U. S. and World History Henrietta leyda U. S. History Margie L. McCash Social Studies, Physical Education Clement Urban World Cultures, World History A well-informed a and Edwina C Amer'ca is ° better America. Frank Grzasko .„nnr; °u9blan realize the truth in this statement while preparing ,helr p,0 D r.por„. SOCIAL STUDIES The study of history, geography, and world cultures helped us to realize how far the world and its people have come since the beginning of time. In American history, the students became acquainted with the five W's. World cultures brought out the fine arts of this great planet. All these studies helped us to understand the present world situations and our problems of democracy. 22
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Warren J. Anna Biology Raymond F. Dardes Chemistry, Senior Science Harry Etzel Physics, Physical Science Robert C. LafFjrty Senior end Generol Science Richard T. Russell Health, General Science Dan E. Wa'.son Social Studies, Science On the first day of school Mr. Etzel introduced physics by having Robert Cohen demonstrate the gyroscope. Pictured below are Terry Meddock, Mr. Etzel, Robert Cohen, Jocnne Strickland, and LaVerne Harvey. Bright-Eyed Science Watches Round - - igrayi Analysis of water presents an interesting experiment for Phyllis Kozaczki. Mr. Lafferty's science class observed the uses and purposes of different elements throughout the year. SCIENCE The Science Department offers biology, advanced biology, physics, chemistry, physical science, senior science, and related science. These courses are designed to inform the students about the principles of science in everyday life as well as to prepare them for advanced education or future careers. There are science courses offered for every type of education. 21
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Art Transmits the Best Feelings of Men A course in art is a required subject for all of the junior high students but is an elective for the senior high students. Units studied in the elective art classes include architecture, drawing, painting, coloring, designing, sculpturing, and crafts. The pupils may be interested in art either as a hobby or a career. FINE ARTS Mr. Runzo conducts a final rehearsal before an assembly. Pat Michaelson and Lee Vandall operate a printing press in advanced art class. James Terrill, Vikki Schultz, and Carol Baker prepare linoleum blocks.
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